The ConsultiQ 6P Framework

Six questions. One business.

The six Ps give us six different ways to understand the same business.

A business isn't a collection of separate departments. Everything affects something else. Your strategy changes the people you need. Your people shape your processes. Your processes drive your results. Your results change your options. And all of it is influenced by what you're actually trying to build.

One system Your business
Principles
Purpose
People
Process
Performance
Perspective
The ConsultiQ 6P Framework

One business. Six ways to understand it.

Hover or tap any of the six dimensions to see the question it asks.

A business is one system. The six Ps are different ways of understanding it.

  1. 01

    Principles

    What do we stand for?

    The beliefs and behaviours that shape decisions, culture, governance and the lines you're not prepared to cross.

    Explore Principles
  2. 02

    Purpose

    What are we trying to achieve, and why?

    Where the business is heading, who it creates value for and what its owners actually want from it.

    Explore Purpose
  3. 03

    People

    Have we got the right people doing the right things?

    Capability, accountability, leadership and whether the organisation can work without depending on a handful of heroes.

    Explore People
  4. 04

    Process

    Does the business work reliably without constant heroics?

    How work moves, where it slows down, what depends on memory and whether your systems make good work easier.

    Explore Process
  5. 05

    Performance

    Do we know what's working, what isn't and why?

    The financial and operational signals that tell you what's happening and help you decide what to do about it.

    Explore Performance
  6. 06

    Perspective

    Are we looking far enough ahead?

    Opportunity, risk and the changes that could affect what the business needs to become next.

    Explore Perspective

The six Ps don't live in boxes

Consider a business that keeps missing delivery dates. It might look like a Process problem.

Process the steps that turn an order into a delivery depend on a few people's memory and habits. People nobody clearly owns scheduling. Purpose sales growth is being pursued without deciding which work the business actually wants. Performance utilisation and forward capacity aren't visible. Principles leadership keeps accepting deadlines the team knows aren't realistic. Perspective demand is growing faster than the current operating model can support.

Same symptom. Different causes.

That's why we look at the system.

You don't need to diagnose all six yourself. That's what the assessment is designed to help with.