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ITXF

ITXF — Integrated Transformation Framework
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The ITXF Methodology

Stop managing change. Start designing the conditions for it.

ITXF is the framework behind that claim: a way of assessing whether your transformation’s architecture holds together, whether it performs, and whether anyone adopts it. Developed through doctoral research and practice.
The ITXF Methodology

Three dimensions. One foundation.

ITXF treats transformation as a structural problem, not a communications problem and not a matter of individual willingness. Every initiative is assessed across three dimensions, with governance and measurement running beneath all three rather than sitting beside them.
#1

Architecture

The Target Operating Model, capability map, and governance structure that decide whether an organisation's strategy and its structure actually align.
#2

Performance

The goals, metrics, and value-realisation discipline that turn activity into evidence, so decisions are made on data rather than on who argued loudest.
#3

Adoption

The change methodology, leadership capability, and sustainment practice that decide whether a change survives contact with the organisation after go-live.
Held together by Engagement, Communication, Learning and Rewards cross-cutting all three dimensions, Built using the foundations of governance and measurement and people
The Transformation Architect, Volume I, by Dr Steven R. Partridge, on a desk by a window

The books

One argument, from every seat.

Change fails in the structure long before it fails in the people. The books set out why, and what to build instead: one for sponsors, one for change practitioners, one for growing companies, and a four-volume series for the people who lead the work.

Volume I is available now. Volume II follows on 1 November, Volume III on 1 December.

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About the author

DR STEVEN R. PARTRIDGE

Dr Steven R. Partridge has spent more than twenty years leading and advising organisational change, with a deep focus across Europe. He has a Doctorate of Business Administration, Masters degree in Strategic Quality Management, SAFe methods and Lean Six Sigma, and writes on the practice of transformation as The Transformation Architect.

His roles have included Chief Digital Officer, CIO & VP of Transformation, Global Head of Business Architecture, and Head of Lean Six Sigma and Quality. He has led enterprise change at organisations including Novartis, Roche, Zehnder Group, HP and ThyssenKrupp.

Readiness Diagnostic

Where does your organisation actually stand?

Twenty-one questions, five minutes, one scorecard across Architecture, Performance and Adoption. You will get a maturity stage, and which single dimension is holding your transformation back. The diagnostic assesses where organisations are on the first three levels: the additional levels focus on external benchmarking. On completion the report is yours. Reach out if you want to discuss this or our framework in detail.
Sample question · Architecture

Which best describes your Target Operating Model?

  • No documented model exists; structure is informal or historic.
  • A model exists for some functions but isn't used to guide decisions.
  • The model is documented and referenced during planning.
  • The model is actively maintained and used to govern investment choices.
  • The model evolves continuously and shapes strategic decisions before they're made.
Illustrative only. The live tool asks twenty-one questions across all three dimensions.

Online assessment

For Organisations

Bring ITXF into your business

Janovis applies the ITXF methodology as a consulting engagement: maturity assessment, gap analysis, and a structured roadmap delivered by the people who built the framework.
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For Individual Leaders

Lead the change yourself

If you are facing challenges whether personal, or organisational, I coach leaders directly through the my Lead on Three Levels model: Self, Team, System.
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