These case studies show what changes when organizations stop treating delivery, technology, and leadership as separate concerns. They focus on the commercial and organizational outcomes achieved, not on methods, tools, or frameworks. Each example illustrates how clearer accountability, better decision-making, and disciplined execution translated into measurable progress for leaders who were prepared to act.
If you're looking for proof that systematic constraints can be resolved without organizational upheaval, this is where to find it. If you need to understand the broader pattern first, start with problems I solve.
Each case study shows a specific constraint addressed and the measurable outcome achieved. Review the constraint to identify which pattern matches your situation.
Constraint: Fragmented systems destroyed enterprise visibility and governance
What changed: Consolidated 27 collections into unified system with enterprise-level visibility and standardized processes
Evidence: 800+ projects and 900+ custom processes standardized, enabling reliable enterprise reporting and investment decisions
Read full case study →Constraint: Centralized build bottleneck removed team accountability
What changed: Consolidated to single source control, returned build ownership to teams, restored engineering leverage
Evidence: 11,000 builds per day, tens of petabytes annually reduced to predictable monthly releases with team ownership
Read full case study →Constraint: Large institution unable to translate reform intent into coordinated action
What changed: Established repeatable decision-to-delivery capability at executive level, enabling sustained institutional change
Evidence: 47,000-person organization shifted from directive compliance to delivery accountability, digital services delivered incrementally, regional teams initiated improvements independently
Read full case study →Constraint: Product leadership without decision clarity in distributed organization
What changed: Restored team autonomy and decision clarity across UK product and Polish engineering organizations
Evidence: Five Product Owners gained clear authority, decision latency reduced, teams regained delivery momentum
Read full case study →What to Do After Reviewing Case Studies
Once you've seen evidence that resonates with your situation:
- Understand the broader constraint pattern: Each case study links to the relevant problem page that explains why this pattern persists
- See what outcomes become available: Explore the outcomes that emerge when these constraints are resolved
- Assess your specific situation: If the pattern matches, schedule a diagnostic conversation to determine whether your constraint is addressable
Case studies show what's possible. The diagnostic conversation determines what's relevant to your situation.