Worksheets

Two rules before you start. One customer segment at a time — pick the one whose loss would hurt most. And a useful answer takes between 30 minutes and two hours per sheet: less means you're writing slogans, more means you've gone deep before the structure is stable.

These are the templates from Appendix A as working spreadsheets — dropdown lists, conditional formatting, sheets that feed each other. Same fields as the book, laid out as columns so you can compare segments side by side.

Recommended order: Context Matrix, then H1 through H7, then the One-Page Map. Each sheet feeds the next.

The 12 tabs in each workbook
#Sheet
A1Context Matrix
A2H1 — Customer Pain
A3H2 — Touchpoints
A4H3 — Deliverables
A5H4 — Processes
A6H5 — Support Processes
A7H6 — People & Sourcing
A8H7 — Structure
A9Quality Gates
A10One-Page Map
A11Operating Model
A12First 90 Days
The recommended worksheet sequenceNine boxes in a row, joined by arrows: Context Matrix, then H1 through H7, then One-Page Map. First and last box are outlined heavier than the rest.ContextH1H2H3H4H5H6H7Map