ENTERPRISE FLOW DIAGNOSTIC
ENTERPRISE FLOW DIAGNOSTIC
Execution Reality Reconstruction
What Is an Enterprise Flow Diagnostic?
An Enterprise Flow Diagnostic is a structured reconstruction of how work, decisions, and accountability actually move through an organization in practice.
It does not analyze what the organization intends to do.
It analyzes what the organization actually does — handoff by handoff, decision by decision.
Most organizations operate on an assumed operating model derived from org charts, SOPs, dashboards, and ERP logic. In reality, execution flows differently:
Work queues in unexpected places
Decisions stall at informal choke points
Accountability blurs between departments
Variance compounds until performance degrades
The Enterprise Flow Diagnostic exposes the gap between declared structure and execution reality.
Its purpose is to make execution physics visible so leadership can govern reality instead of debating assumptions.
Why This Is Needed
Operational failure is rarely caused by a single bad decision or individual error.
It is caused by structural flow distortion.
Common conditions include:
Work enters the system faster than it exits
Decisions are made faster than execution can absorb
Departments optimize locally while enterprise throughput collapses
Metrics improve while real performance declines
Corrective actions repeat without eliminating the root mechanism
Traditional tools do not reveal this:
KPIs show outcomes, not causation
Dashboards hide delay and variance
ERP systems reflect designed logic, not lived behavior
Process maps describe how work should flow, not how it does
Without a flow diagnostic, leadership debates symptoms instead of correcting structure.
Why Enterprise Flow Matters
Enterprise flow determines:
How fast value moves from demand to delivery
Where time, capacity, and accountability are lost
Whether decisions stabilize or destabilize execution
How small deviations amplify into systemic failure
If flow is distorted:
Turnarounds fail
Quality systems do not hold
Federal contracts slip
Leadership initiatives stall
Capital investments underperform
If flow is understood and governed:
Throughput stabilizes
Decisions land when execution can absorb them
Variance is suppressed before it cascades
Operating systems become predictable under pressure
Enterprise flow is the root layer beneath every other operational outcome.
How TJEG Performs the Diagnostic
TJEG performs Enterprise Flow Diagnostics using operational intelligence methods, not generic consulting assessments.
1. Execution Reality Reconstruction
Reconstruction of how work actually moves across:
Departments
Roles
Decisions
Approvals
Queues
Handoffs
Based on structured interviews, artifact review, and real workflow mapping — not surveys or workshops.
2. Decision Physics Mapping
Identification of:
Who truly holds decision authority
Where decisions stall, loop, or degrade
How escalation actually works
Where time-based degradation enters the system
3. Interface & Accountability Analysis
Identification of:
Cross-functional handoff failures
Accountability gaps
Ownership ambiguity
Informal workarounds bypassing formal structure
4. Load & Capacity Distortion Analysis
Quantification of:
Role compression
Hidden overload
Single points of failure
Dependency on “hero” performers
5. Variance & Failure Propagation Mapping
Tracing of:
Where deviation is introduced
How it amplifies
Where it becomes systemic instability
6. Declared vs. Actual Operating Model Comparison
Direct comparison of:
Stated operating logic
Actual execution mechanics
This exposes structural contradiction invisible to KPIs.
What This Delivers
At completion, leadership receives:
A validated execution flow map (actual, not theoretical)
Identified primary and secondary bottlenecks
Documented decision chokepoints and escalation failures
Visibility into where time, capacity, and accountability are lost
A prioritized fault-line list suitable for executive decision-making
This replaces debate with actionable ground truth.
Who This Is For
Executive Leadership
CEOs, COOs, Presidents, GMs responsible for performance under uncertainty.
Organizations in Instability or Transition
Declining performance
New leadership inheriting unclear systems
Growth outpacing structure
Federal Contractors
Pre-award or post-award execution risk
CPARS exposure
Capacity-to-obligation mismatch
Complex, Capital-Intensive Operations
Aerospace
Manufacturing
Energy
Infrastructure
Logistics
High-variance production environments
Organizations Preparing Larger Interventions
Turnarounds
Quality system rebuilds
ERP corrections
Embedded executive command
Federal performance engagements
If the failure location is unclear, this is the correct first step.
Engagement Characteristics
Industry-agnostic
Deployable at facility or enterprise level
Standalone or embedded into larger TJEG engagements
Operational intelligence only
Non-financial, non-legal
Cost & Commercial Structure
The Enterprise Flow Diagnostic is a fixed-scope diagnostic engagement.
Typical range:
$25,000 – $75,000
Final pricing is determined by organizational scale, complexity, and enterprise span.
Creditable toward downstream TJEG engagements if command or execution phases follow
No percentage-based fees
No success fees
No contingent compensation
Compliance Boundary
TJEG provides operational intelligence and execution architecture only.
This service does not include:
Legal advice
Financial, accounting, or valuation analysis
HR or employment determinations
Licensed engineering services
Regulatory or compliance certification
All work is conducted in accordance with U.S. export control requirements, OFAC regulations, and global anti-corruption frameworks.
Start the Diagnostic
If you do not know where execution is breaking down, this is the correct entry point.