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Enterprise Alignment

Enterprise Alignment Review

Ideas, research and practice for building aligned enterprisesLaunch edition · 2026
  • Case Studies

    What Microsoft’s Turnaround Teaches About Alignment

    Nadella’s redesign touched Portfolio, Project, People and Product at once, not one after another.

    Forthcoming
  • Perspectives

    The Illusion of Progress

    How fragmentation hides inside organizations that look, on paper, like they’re moving fast.

    Forthcoming
  • Case Studies

    From Contractor to Integrated Delivery: SABC Limited

    The strategy didn’t change between 2021 and 2025. The architecture built to sustain it did.

    Forthcoming
  • Perspectives

    Your PMO Is Not a Reporting Office

    Why a programme office limited to status and compliance cannot create alignment, however well it runs.

    Forthcoming
  • Case Studies

    Netflix and the Discipline of Retiring What Works

    Portfolio discipline as a survival strategy, across three deliberate concentrations.

    Forthcoming
Sections of the Review

Seven sections. Two open at launch.

Sections open as real content is ready, rather than launching empty. The long-term aim is a Review written by executives, academics, practitioners and researchers beyond the originator.

OpenPerspectivesAuthoritative thinking on alignment, performance and institutional effectiveness.
OpenCase StudiesEnterprise Alignment principles examined through organizational experience.
Opening laterResearchEvidence, studies and original Enterprise Alignment research.
Opening laterFrameworksModels, tools and methods supporting Enterprise Alignment.
Opening laterExecutive ConversationsInterviews with organizational and institutional leaders.
Opening laterPractitioner InsightsContributions from practitioners applying the discipline.

Enterprise Alignment Index™ research and benchmarking will follow once assessment data exists.

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