Sample output
What a diagnostic report looks like
The examples below are illustrative. A real diagnostic is specific to your organisation, your workflows, and what the intake conversation surfaces. These examples show the structure, not client data.
Illustrative example only. No real client data. All findings and scores are fabricated for demonstration.
01
Operational Memory Scorecard
Scored across four dimensions: knowledge retention, decision traceability, handoff accountability, and institutional memory capture.
Example findings
- Knowledge retention — 3/10: Maintenance context held in individual engineers, not documented
- Decision traceability — 5/10: Verbal approvals common, rationale rarely recorded
- Handoff accountability — 4/10: Shift handoffs informal, critical information lost on personnel change
- Institutional memory — 2/10: No formal system for capturing what worked or failed
02
Memory Leak Map
A visual identification of the specific workflows, handoffs and decisions where context is being lost.
Example findings
- Point of loss: End-of-shift handoff → no standard format, verbal only
- Point of loss: Contractor departure → no exit knowledge capture process
- Point of loss: Fault investigation → findings stored in engineer email, not shared system
- Point of loss: Approval decisions → verbal or informal messages, not recorded against asset
03
Workflow Accountability Review
An audit of which tasks, approvals and outcomes have clear owners — and which do not.
Example findings
- Work orders — owned, process documented
- Fault investigations — no single owner; ad hoc each time
- Asset history — no owner; data scattered across three tools
- Corrective action sign-off — informal, no audit trail
04
Automation Readiness Assessment
An evaluation of which workflows are structured enough to automate, and which need better design first.
Example findings
- Routine PM scheduling — automatable: clear rules, owned, consistent data
- Fault diagnosis — not ready: unstructured inputs, undefined ownership, no reliable history
- Contractor management — not ready: process undefined, data incomplete
- Shift reporting — partially ready: content exists, format inconsistent
05
First System Recommendation
A clear recommendation of which system is worth building first, with the reasoning made explicit.
Example findings
- Recommended: Maintenance memory system capturing fault findings and asset context
- Reasoning: Highest-frequency leak, blocks all downstream automation, low structural complexity
- Not recommended (yet): Automated scheduling — requires clean data foundation first
- Alternative if data not ready: Internal accountability process redesign before any tooling
06
30-Day Implementation Brief
A concrete plan for the next step — whether an internal action, a workflow redesign, or a pilot system.
Example findings
- Week 1–2: Define asset history standard and owner; migrate existing notes
- Week 2–3: Implement shift handoff template; train two teams
- Week 3–4: Pilot maintenance memory capture on three assets
- Review gate at 30 days: assess adoption before expanding or automating
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