How do you know whether a change actually delivered?
Because the baseline was set before the work started and the initiative stayed attached to it. Omni tracks what each change was expected to return and records what actually landed, month by month against the forecast, rather than in a paper prepared for a review. A month with nothing recorded stays honestly absent, and when nothing moved, that shows too.
How value analysis and measurement works in Omni
A baseline set before the work
Measurement only means something against a starting position captured in advance, so that is when it is captured.
Measured, not asserted
Reported value is what was measured. An initiative with no movement yet reads as no movement yet.
The owners are still on it
Whoever signed off is recorded against the initiative, so the review does not begin by working out who decided this.
What you get
- A portfolio view of what each initiative returned
- An honest answer at renewal, backed by a real baseline
- No annual scramble to reconstruct what was promised
Common questions
What if the numbers are unflattering?
They stay as they are. A measurement system you can quietly adjust is not a measurement system, and the value of this one depends on it being trusted when the news is bad.