The Pilot Is Not a Strategy: Why a Successful Pilot Can Stall a Transformation

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The Pilot Is Not a Strategy: Why a Successful Pilot Can Stall a Transformation

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Every pilot project starts with cautious optimism and ends with a decision: do we scale this or not? Too often, business and IT answer that question differently. Business sees a successful pilot as proof that the idea works. IT sees a pilot as a controlled experiment that was hand-built, closely watched, and excused from the usual constraints. This episode looks at the pilot paradox: why a small win can become the most dangerous deliverable in a transformation program. We explore what business really means by 'it works,' what IT means by 'it's ready,' and why the gap between those two statements is where projects stall. You'll hear a generalized consulting example of a regional pilot that looked great and failed at national scale, plus practical questions to ask before you start any pilot. If you want to stop confusing proof of concept with proof of value, this episode gives you a clearer way to think about pilots, rollouts, and readiness.

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