Before you request a conversation

See Standard Work 2.0β„’ at work before you book the call.

Five ways to see the work first. Walk the operational faults, read the four-pillar method, score your CMMC readiness, or read the source-cited answers.

A defense-operations analyst at a modern multi-screen workspace reviewing operational and compliance dashboards under a single warm brass desk lamp.
An older engineer guiding a younger colleague through a precision sensor sub-assembly at a lit workstation on an advanced electromechanical manufacturing floor.

Start with the exposure

The Fault Line

Six faults most defense manufacturers carry right now, one at a time: the CMMC Phase 2 gate, backlog outrunning cash, the Hidden Factory, SPRS exposure, the IT/OT split, and the founder at the limit. Each names the exposure and the first move.

The operating system

The Method

Standard Work 2.0, the four-pillar operating system: IT/OT Convergence, Margin Engineering, Human-in-the-Loop, and Sovereign Tier. Lean discipline and defense compliance in one system.

Score your own readiness

CMMC Readiness Self-Scorer

Ten questions mapped against the NIST SP 800-171 control families, returning a readiness band with the gaps named in plain language. No email, no sales call attached.

The source-cited library

Insights

Source-cited answers on CMMC 2.0, DFARS flowdown, the Hidden Factory, onshoring and FOCI, AS9100 integration, and backlog-to-cash, written for New England defense manufacturers.

Name your fault in six questions

Operational Diagnostic

Six questions type your operation into one of four archetypes, Hidden Factory, CMMC Clock, Backlog-to-Cash, or Onshoring, and point to the starting line. No email required.

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