In one afternoon, score your technology across 10 ITIL practice domains, know your maturity level, and walk out with a ranked action plan — no guesswork, no jargon.
You got here through business — through growth, through crisis, through trust someone placed in you. The problem isn't your intelligence. It's that nobody gave you a framework.
44 questions across 10 ITIL v4 practice domains. Score your organization 1–5 on each — with written maturity descriptors so you know exactly where you land and why.
Auto-calculates your score per domain and overall maturity band — Developing, Defined, Measured, or Optimizing. Flags your three lowest domains so you know exactly where to focus.
Your lowest maturity domains drive this. Get a ranked list: what to address in 30 days, what to plan for 90, and what can wait.
Fill-in templates for status updates, incident response, vendor conversations, and board summaries.
What technology should cost, what questions to ask vendors, and how to know if you're getting value.
20 yes/no questions. Surfaces top risks across security, operations, vendors, and people — before they blow up.
Jared walks you through each tool step by step. Working sessions, not lectures. Grab a notebook.
8 real leadership scenarios — vendor pushing an upgrade, IT team resisting change, post-breach recovery — with exact language to use in each situation.
44 questions across 10 ITIL domains. Score each 1–5 using the written maturity descriptors. Honest answers only.
Scores auto-calculate. Your dashboard shows your overall band, domain scores, and the three areas that need attention first.
Your lowest maturity domains drive your agenda. Rank them by business impact and urgency. Now you have a plan.
Use the Communication Framework to document how you'll present priorities to leadership, your team, and vendors.
"He started showing up differently in leadership meetings. A year later, he was promoted to IT Director — managing 13 staff across multiple locations."
A few years ago, I got a call from a man I'll call Mike. He was the IT person at an HVAC company that had just scaled from $100M to $800M. New locations. New systems. New staff. Constant pressure.
He was good. But the company had outgrown what "good" used to mean. Then came the breach. Not catastrophic — but real. And suddenly Mike had to stand in front of leadership and explain what happened, what it would cost, and how they'd prevent it again.
He didn't have a framework. He had instincts, knowledge, and a lot of stress. That's when we started working together. I didn't make him a technical expert overnight. I gave him a structured way to assess what he had, prioritize what mattered, and communicate with confidence.
He stopped apologizing and started asking the right questions. He built a team. His decisions held up. He earned trust from people who'd been skeptical.
A year later, he was promoted to IT Director — managing 13 staff across multiple locations.
The technology didn't change that much. He changed. That's what clarity does.
No more nodding along hoping nobody asks a hard question. You know what to ask, what to look for, and how to respond.
Technology budgets are full of decisions that made sense once. The Playbook helps you see which ones still do.
When you can articulate priorities clearly, your team follows. When you can't, they fill the vacuum.
Fires still happen. But you see them coming more often — and when they don't, you respond without panic.
Not because you suddenly know everything. Because you know what matters — and that's what leadership actually requires.
The diagnostic layer. Know exactly where your technology stands and what your top priorities are — scored against a globally recognized framework.
Everything in Clarity, plus all the tools to act on what you find — communicate it, budget for it, and lead through it.
Full Playbook plus a private 60-minute Cut to Clarity session with Jared — included at no extra cost.
No. This is built for leaders who came to technology through business — not engineering. If you can run a P&L or lead a team, you can work through this. Plain language throughout.
The assessment takes 60–90 minutes. The Maturity Dashboard auto-calculates instantly. The Priority Matrix takes another 30–45 minutes. Video walkthroughs are about 90 minutes total. One focused afternoon — or spread across a week. Either works.
Yes. The framework is industry-agnostic — manufacturing, healthcare, professional services, construction. If you have technology and a team, this applies.
Because leading an IT team and being led by your IT team are two different things. Most non-technical leaders default to trusting whatever their team recommends because they have no way to evaluate it. The Playbook gives you that lens.
A consultant does the assessment for you and hands you a report. Valuable — but it doesn't build your capability. The Playbook puts you in the driver's seat. The $997 tier gives you both: the tools and Jared in your corner for a session.
Go through the Playbook. If you feel like it wasn't worth it, email jaredpeno@simplifyit.co within 30 days for a full refund. No questions, no hoops.
The Playbook gives you a framework that lasts — for this role and every technology challenge ahead of you.
Get the Technology Clarity Playbook — $497