Dex for Business · Organisational Capability Review

Does our capability system fit our business model?

The integrated review that connects workforce evidence, role fit, placement, leadership conversion, development discipline, and governance into one assessment — the serious step before a certification decision.

Integrates all evidence layersFit · placement · conversionGovernance & claim disciplinePre-certification layer
01What it is

One assessment. The whole system.

Assessments, mapping, leadership feedback, and benchmarking each answer one question. The review integrates them: does the organization’s capability system — as a whole — fit the business model it claims to execute?

It is the layer where evidence becomes judgment: where strengths, gaps, blockers, and governance are weighed together against the company’s own operating reality.

02What the review examines

Five judgments, made in order.

01

Fit

Does the evidenced capability match what the business model actually demands?

02

Placement

Is capability positioned where outcomes are decided — or trapped where it cannot act?

03

Conversion

Do leaders and workflows turn capability into execution, or block it?

04

Development

Is there a real pathway that grows people toward the standard over time?

05

Governance

Are evidence, claims, verification, and renewal governed — not improvised?

A leadership team working through an integrated capability review
03What you receive

The review before the decision.

Integrated capability reviewone document · all evidence layers
Fit & placement assessmentagainst your model, not a generic bar
Conversion & development findingsblockers · pathway discipline
Governance assessmentclaim control · renewal readiness
Certification recommendationready · not yet · with what scope

Where the review supports it, certification follows directly — the review evidence carries into the certification decision.

04Next step

Make the certification decision on evidence.

A review can begin from existing assessment and mapping evidence, or stand alone as the first serious engagement.