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Schedule a Readiness Assessment

One diagnostic, two lenses. Tell us about your organization and a member of the leadership team will reach out within two business days.

Step 1You send the form. It takes about a minute. No deck required.
Step 2A member of the leadership team calls within two business days to scope the assessment.
Step 3You receive a ranked pillar profile, a maturity snapshot and a roadmap. No obligation.
About one minute. No obligation, no outsourcing required. We never share your details.
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Monday to Friday, Mountain Time.

Headquarters

Excalibur Data Driven Performance Management
417 Monument Road, Unit 2
Grand Junction, CO 81507

Satellite office in North Carolina. Staff throughout the United States.

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What you get

The Readiness Assessment, in three parts.

A ranked pillar profile

Structure, People, Process, Technology and Measurement, plus Project Management and Governance, scored 1 to 10.

A DDPM maturity snapshot

Where you sit today on each Principle: Absent, Emerging, Practiced or Hardwired.

Answers

Before you book

What is the Excalibur Readiness Assessment?

One diagnostic, two lenses. Excalibur scores your organization against the Pillar Approach and the 7 Principles of Data Driven Performance Management and returns a ranked pillar profile scored 1 to 10, a maturity snapshot (Absent, Emerging, Practiced or Hardwired) and a roadmap: which pillar first, what hardwiring it requires, how long it takes and what it costs. No obligation and no outsourcing required.

Do you work with hospital consortiums and associations?

Yes. Member hospitals combining volume earn enterprise-tier pricing on the AskMerlin platform and Excalibur professional services, priced like one large system rather than many small ones.