How long does a project take?
That depends on scope, available data, integrations and decision-making speed. DSC plans work in stages and makes dependencies and milestones clear in advance.
Do we always need to start with an Audit?
No. An AI Audit and starting directly with the Management Portal are two possible routes.
Can we start small?
Yes. A limited use case, module or process can be the first step and expanded later.
Who needs to be involved internally?
At least the relevant process owner and decision-maker. Integrations or governance may also require input from IT, security, privacy or other responsible teams.
What does DSC need from us?
Enough context on your objectives, processes, systems, constraints and decision-makers. System access is requested only when needed and approved for the agreed scope.
How is the scope defined?
By explicitly defining the objective, deliverables, dependencies, acceptance criteria, schedule, budget and exclusions.
How do you handle changes?
Before implementation, material changes are assessed through a change request for their impact on scope, timing, cost and risk.
How do you measure progress?
Through milestones, acceptance criteria, KPIs and a concrete definition of done.
Can the Portal be expanded later?
Yes. Modules, connectors, agents, users and governance can grow in stages.
What happens after implementation?
We monitor how the solution works and the results it delivers, optimise where needed and assess new opportunities within the agreed mandate.
Can we stop after every phase?
Yes. Important phases end with a validation or decision moment.
How are changes managed?
Scope, decisions, dependencies and acceptance criteria are visibly maintained.
Does DSC work with our IT partner?
Yes. DSC can match functional, commercial and technical roles with existing partners.
How is adoption handled?
Users will be involved in a timely manner and will be given clear instructions, limits and feedback options.