The GXN method

A clear method, from assessment to evolution.

At each step, you know what is done, why, what comes next, what decisions belong to you and what risks need to be managed.

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Free assessment or paid assessment?

First orientation

Free evaluation

It is used to understand the general problem, check if GXN can help and suggest a starting point. This is not a complete audit.

  • Initial reading of the situation
  • Key visible issues
  • Possibly relevant intervention
  • Proposed next step
Fact-finding

In-depth assessment

It becomes useful when it is necessary to examine access, code, data, infrastructure or several scenarios before defining the scope.

  • Current status and dependency
  • Risks and priorities
  • Options and compromises
  • Roadmap and budget category
The terms of the assessment are specified before any commitment. It may be credited to a larger project when provided for in the proposal.
02

The project is progressing in visible stages.

01

Evaluation

You describe the situation with your words. GXN determines whether an initial orientation is sufficient or whether an assessment is necessary.

Situation · Issues · Directorate
02

Assessment

When facts must be established before quantifying, the assessment documents the current state, risks, dependencies and priorities.

Facts · Risks · Priorities
03

Recommendations

The options are compared with their advantages, limitations and consequences. Changing nothing remains a valid option.

Options · Arbitration · Decision
04

Proposal

The scope, exclusions, responsibilities, schedule and costs are defined before the intervention begins.

Scope · Responsibilities · Costs
05

Design

The structure, pathways, data or architecture are prepared according to the mandate. The decisions to be made are made visible.

Structure · Route · Architecture
06

Web development

The work progresses in verifiable stages. A finding that changes the scope is explained before being added.

Production · Visibility · Control
07

Verification

Functions, content, mobile, measurement, security and critical scenarios are tested according to the nature of the project.

Tests · Corrections · Validation
08

Online

The transition is planned with backups, redirections, access, monitoring and a return plan when necessary.

Transition · Continuity · Recovery
09

Ongoing support

Access, responsibilities and decisions are documented. The platform can then be maintained and improved without becoming a black box again.

Documentation · Monitoring · Evolution
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Clarity is part of the deliverable.

A digital project is not governanceable if management does not know where it is. Open decisions, risks, changes in scope and necessary validations are presented in understandable language.

The documentation is proportionate to the project. It must be clear enough to allow maintenance, transfer and continuity, without becoming a mass of documents that no one consults.

What is finishedWhat remainsDecisions requiredNext step
04

Responsibilities are named before the job.

GXN specifies what is part of the mandate, what depends on your team or an external provider, the required access and the expected validations. An unresolved dependency is a project risk; it must not remain hidden.

No unlimited development is promised. A new request is evaluated based on its impact on scope, cost and schedule before being integrated.

After going live, ongoing management can cover hosting, maintenance, security, monitoring and planned evolution.

See continuous management

Start with the facts

Explain the situation. GXN will indicate the correct starting point.

A clear first assessment, without a mandatory call and without a sales sequence.

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