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90-Day GCP Pilot — Feedback, SE Motion & Post-Sales Roadmap

Templates (fill-in artifacts)

File Use
templates/pilot-charter.md Scope, metrics, RACI, commercials, sign-off
templates/kpi-dictionary.md Finance-aligned definitions + deck footnote
templates/workshops.md Definitions + tech/security agendas; follow-up email stub
templates/handover-pack-checklist.md Post-sales BAU handover

1. Client voice — second pass on the pitch

What I’d sign off mentally: You showed you did homework on our business. The stack story is sane. Twelve weeks is credible.

What still makes me pause:

  1. I’m buying an outcome, not four deliverables. Translate each deliverable into one line: “So on Monday I can ___.”
  2. Numbers without footnotes feel like theatre. Put methodology in the footer: period, grain, profit formula. If you can’t, say “illustrative on sample data” and I’ll respect honesty more than precision I can’t audit.
  3. The discount and region stories need an owner. Name who changes behavior if we trust this (Pricing? Regions?). Without that, this is analytics tourism.
  4. Tell me how we’ll know the pilot worked. Three metrics max, with baseline and target. I shouldn’t have to ask.
  5. Risk: data residency, PII, who’s on-call, what we get if we stop—four bullets, not a whitepaper.
  6. Money: why $500 cap vs $180 estimate, what’s in “funded SE,” and one concrete phase-2 example so phase 2 isn’t a cliff.

What would make me say “book the workshop”: A one-page charter draft with success criteria + RACI + a proposed definitions session date. Slides alone don’t advance the deal.


2. SE next steps — tightened

14-day objective: Signed or verbally committed pilot charter + KPI dictionary v0 + sandbox spike + security path identified.

Day Action Owner
0 Send follow-up: 3 bullets (heard / next artifact / workshop date) SE
1–3 Book: Definitions (Finance + data, 90m) + Tech/security (platform + sec, 90m) SE + AE
3–7 Run workshops → KPI dictionary (1 page) + data-access request (minimal slice first) SE
5–10 Spike: land one entity, one BQ view, one BI tile (or export); document IAM gaps SE + CE
7–14 Circulate charter v1 (scope, metrics, RACI, commercials); security checkpoint before prod-like data SE

Minimum viable charter (one page): Scope / non-goals → 3 success metrics (baseline → target) → milestone weeks 4 / 8 / 12 → RACI → spend cap + exit note.

Teams to pull (customer): Sponsor · Finance · Data platform · Security · BI · (Pricing or Regions if stories are central) · Procurement when paper is warm.

Teams to pull (Google): AE/CSA · CE for spikes · Trust/compliance if questionnaire gates.

If stuck: Smaller data slice, “pilot basis” single profit definition, BI = their standard tool if Looker isn’t real.


3. Pre-sales checklist (short)

  • Workshop invites sent (definitions + tech/security)
  • KPI dictionary v0 + charter v1 in one folder
  • Spike: ingest + consume in their project
  • Security: classification + path to wider access
  • Sponsor steering cadence on calendar

4. Post-sales roadmap (after signature)

Use this from contract/start date through handoff to BAU. Adjust weeks to your SOW.

Phase A — Kickoff & land (weeks 0–2)

Week Focus Outputs
0 Kickoff with sponsor; confirm RACI, comms, escalation RAID log, meeting cadence
0–1 Environments: projects, IAM groups, billing alerts, repo/folders Runbook link, access list
1–2 Ingest to landing; pilot data aligned to KPI dictionary Reconciliation note vs source

Exit criteria: Daily/weekly jobs run once end-to-end; Finance signs “pilot basis” numbers for one month.

Phase B — Build core (weeks 3–8)

Track Milestone
Trusted KPI Mart + refresh SLA; Looker/BI content in draft
Margin guardrail Report drillable by dimensions agreed in charter
Forecast ARIMA_PLUS trained; backtest metrics vs target
Classifier BOOSTED_TREE v1; flag-only workflow documented

Cadence: Biweekly steering (demo + risks); weekly eng sync.

Exit criteria: All four in staging with documented definitions; UAT list with named testers.

Phase C — Harden & UAT (weeks 9–11)

  • Performance/cost review (slots, partitions, query patterns).
  • Security: least privilege, audit sample, PII checks.
  • UAT sign-off from Finance + BI owner; training session(s).
  • Go-live checklist: rollback, on-call for 2 weeks.

Exit criteria: Production cutover; sponsor acknowledgment of success metrics snapshot.

Phase D — Hypercare & handoff (weeks 12–14+)

Activity Detail
Hypercare Triage bugs vs enhancements; weekly stability note
Handover pack Architecture diagram, data dictionary, job list, runbooks, model cards (inputs, refresh, limitations)
BAU owner Named maintainer for jobs, dashboards, model retrain policy
Expansion gate Short readout: hit/miss on metrics, phase-2 options (streaming, Vertex, enterprise Looker)

SE role post-pilot: Thin out after handoff; CE or PS for depth; AE owns renewal/expansion narrative.


5. Reference — first-pass client gaps (detail)

Use when expanding slides or security appendix: methodology footnote; discount lever + threshold defense; regional ROI framing; success table; Cloud SQL vs BQ + PII + exit + on-call; enterprise IdP/BI fit; ML limits (backtest, cold start, flag vs automate); logo/CTA.


Internal planning doc — tailor names, regions, and week numbers to the account and SOW.

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