Industries

The analysis does not start from nothing. Catalogues are available for 16 industries — capabilities, typical applications and processes — giving the estate a structure before you sharpen it.

Manufacturing & Engineering
Banking & Insurance
Retail & E-Commerce
Healthcare
Automotive & Mobility
Chemicals
Energy & Utilities
Services
Public Sector
Telecommunications
IT & Technology
Logistics & Transport
Media & Communications
Pharma & Life Sciences
Education & Research
Real Estate & Construction

What an industry catalogue brings

Capability model

The business capabilities usually found in this industry, as a starting grid for your own cut.

Process map

Reference processes down to execution level, linked to the capabilities that carry them.

Application types

The system classes typical for this industry — an expectation your actual estate is read against.

Regulatory scope

The rules that apply in this industry, and the criticality grading that follows from them.

How solid this is

The catalogues differ in depth. For some industries they are derived from neighbouring ones and do not yet cover every specific. They are a starting point that saves you capture work — not a finished truth about your organisation. Projects sharpen them, and what you change is what counts.

Your industry not listed?

Then the analysis starts from the cross-industry catalogue and surveys the rest with you. That costs capture effort, but it changes nothing about the method.

Let's talk about your estate.

We'll show you on one of your own topics how far the analysis carries — and what it needs.