Shared awareness
Bring relevant changes into view so people and systems can work from the same signals.
Build capabilities that sense change, make informed decisions and continuously improve.
Developed from our team’s collective experience in business transformation. Connecting advisory, delivery and learning through one framework.
Information sits in different systems. Decisions take too long. Automation improves individual tasks, but the wider business still struggles to respond. Adaptive connects what you know to what you do next.
Bring relevant changes into view so people and systems can work from the same signals.
Interpret information in context. Give people and AI a common basis for informed decisions.
Connect decisions, execution and learning so the response improves with each cycle.
An adaptive capability is a defined part of your business that senses change, makes decisions in context, learns from outcomes and improves its performance.
We start with a specific business outcome and clear boundaries. Then we connect the information, people and technology needed to achieve it.
Every adaptive capability runs the same five phases. Learning feeds the next response, keeping the capability connected to changing business needs.
What is happening?
Detect relevant events and changes across customers, operations and the external environment. Establish the visibility needed to respond.
Why is it happening?
Interpret what has changed in the context of the capability, its relationships and its desired outcome. Give people and AI a shared understanding of what matters.
What should we do?
Determine the appropriate response using shared context, business rules and agreed decision rights. Make responsibility for the decision explicit.
How do we make it happen?
Execute the response through connected workflows, enterprise systems and human teams. Preserve context as the decision becomes action.
What did we learn?
Measure outcomes over the agreed observation period. Identify what needs to improve and feed that learning back into Sense and the next response.
People provide purpose, judgement and accountability. AI helps interpret information and identify patterns. Decision rights define what AI can recommend, what needs human review and what remains a human decision.
Seven stages turn a business opportunity into a capability that can operate, learn and grow.
The five-phase cycle describes how a capability works. These seven stages describe how ABP helps you build and scale it.
Find your starting pointUnderstand your strategy, how the business operates and where change can create value. Focus discovery on the domains that matter to your organisation.
Assess opportunities against business value, strategic fit, feasibility, risk and adoption. Rank and sequence the portfolio around your priorities.
Define the business outcome, boundaries, signals, decisions, intelligence and learning model. Agree how success will be measured.
Build the smallest capability that can test the value hypothesis in real use. Agree the measurement window before judging its outcomes.
Design the business, information and technology layers together. Address integration, governance, security and the operating model.
Configure, connect and validate the capability. Deploy into real operations, support adoption and monitor performance against agreed outcomes.
Standardise reusable assets and expand where the evidence supports investment. Extend across teams, functions and geographies with clear governance.
Value often sits between functions. We examine the connections across nine domains to find where adaptive capabilities can make a difference.
What your organisation can do, its performance and its gaps.
How customers, employees and users experience your business.
How work flows, who owns it and where it needs to improve.
What changes, what triggers a response and how events connect.
The quality, context, ownership and accessibility of information.
The systems, integration and architecture that enable work.
Models, agents and automation, with transparency and responsible use.
Decision rights, controls, policies and accountability.
Skills, adoption, capacity and the way teams work together.
Discovery is tailored to your organisation. We select the relevant domains, rather than requiring an assessment of all nine.
Bring a business challenge, a customer journey or a capability that needs to improve. Together, we establish the opportunity, check readiness and define a focused first step.
The same business outcomes guide our advice, the capabilities we deliver and the support and skills needed to keep them working.
Adaptive brings structure to discovery, prioritisation and investment decisions.
Design and implementation across IBM, UiPath and Microsoft technologies.
24/7 support services to help sustain operational continuity.
Build the capabilities of business and technical professionals.
Adaptive is ABP’s framework for developing business capabilities. It combines an operating model and a delivery methodology. Technology enables the capability and is selected around the business outcome and your environment.
Discovery examines the applications, data and architecture already in place. The approach considers reuse and integration, with any proposed changes based on the needs of the capability.
We check the minimum conditions needed to act. If a gap blocks progress, the first MVP may focus on establishing the necessary data, event visibility or governance foundations.
Decision rights specify where AI can recommend an action, where human review is required and which decisions remain human-only. Ownership and accountability form part of capability design.
We agree the outcome, success measures and the time needed to observe a meaningful result. Evidence from real use informs whether to improve, expand or stop investing in a capability.
Timing depends on scope, complexity, access to data and systems, and organisational readiness. We agree a focused starting point and delivery plan during discovery. The time to build a capability and the time to measure its results may differ.
No. moreIQ is a practical entry point for customer experience opportunities. Adaptive can begin with other business capabilities, depending on your priorities and readiness.
Let’s identify the opportunity worth acting on first.