90-minute engineering workshop

Hands-on DevEx for delivery flow and engineering friction.

We use team Signal, delivery-flow mapping, and your team's operational context to identify the conditions creating avoidable friction. Then we agree practical actions, named owners, and measures of success, then review what changed after 30 days.

We'll review your enquiry personally and follow up with the right next step. Want evidence first? See how Team Signal works.

Workshop outcomeYour Change Plan
01SignalTeam-level patterns
02MapDelivery flow
03FocusImprovement opportunities
04ActOwners and measures
05Learn30-day follow-up Signal

Anonymous team Signal informs your Change Plan: a visible, owned plan for improving delivery.

A plan with named owners and a review date, not a report.

Two ways to run it

Built for teams of any size.

With Team Signal

For teams of 12 or more. Anonymous check-ins over 30 days surface the friction the team can't report. The workshop works from those patterns, and a follow-up Signal shows whether things changed.

Mapping only

For smaller teams. We map the delivery flow together, using the team's own context and the friction they can already describe. Same workshop, same Change Plan, no Signal required.

What you leave with

A practical plan, not another retrospective document.

  • A team-level review of recurring Signal patterns
  • A mapped view of the current delivery flow
  • Three prioritised delivery conditions to improve first
  • Practical interventions with accountable owners
  • Success measures and a defined review point
  • A 30-day follow-up Signal to assess whether conditions improved

Evidence-informed

Grounded in delivery research, not just opinion.

Workshop prompts draw on research and established practice around flaky tests, reviewer responsiveness, integration, feedback speed, and release confidence.

The workshop does not apply a generic playbook. It uses that evidence to help your team investigate its own delivery conditions and decide what to improve next.

Read the full evidence base