Bringing Seven Teams Into a Unified Delivery Model
Federal Agency
80%
increase in delivery
<2 weeks
lead time, down from 3+ months
7 teams
unified delivery model
Challenge
Seven delivery teams were operating independently, without a shared delivery model or consistent way of planning and tracking work. Lead times on delivered work regularly exceeded three months.
Diagnosis
Work moved through inconsistent processes team to team, with limited shared visibility into status, dependencies, or capacity — making it difficult for leadership to plan or forecast delivery with any confidence.
Approach
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Change
The seven teams were brought into a single, unified delivery model with shared practices, cadence, and tooling.
Result
Delivery increased 80%, lead time dropped from more than three months to under two weeks, and all seven teams now operate inside one unified delivery model.
Lessons
Unifying how teams plan and track work — before adding any new tooling or technology — is often what unlocks the largest, fastest gains.
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