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Turn value into an organizational capability.

Value Playbook is a practical system for defining, quantifying, prioritizing, measuring and governing value — across strategy, portfolio, product, PMO and AI initiatives.

by Larissa Rosochansky

Value Playbook book cover by Larissa Rosochansky

About the book

From abstract concept to measurable impact.

In a world where organizations work harder but struggle to prove real impact, Value Playbook introduces a practical system for turning value into a structured decision-making mechanism.

Grounded in real leadership experience across technology, digital transformation and portfolio management, the book proposes an integrated approach to defining, quantifying, prioritizing, measuring and governing value — from large strategic initiatives to operational and business-as-usual activities.

More than theory, it is an implementation guide for technology, digital transformation, portfolio, product and PMO leaders — and for executives who need to make better decisions in complex environments.

Proprietary frameworks

Five models that connect strategy to outcomes.

The book introduces an integrated framework that unifies strategy, governance, finance, agility and AI into a single value management system.

  • 01
    Value Definition Model (VDM)
  • 02
    Value Traceability Model (VTM)
  • 03
    Strategic Value Index (SVI)
  • 04
    Failure Impact Assessment (FIA)
  • 05
    Value Creation Office (VCO)

Companion tools

Put the playbook to work.

Free resources to operationalize the frameworks in your organization.

Maturity Model

Benchmark your organization's value management maturity across the five core capabilities.

Coming soon

SVI Calculator — Spreadsheet

Plug-and-play template to calculate the Strategic Value Index for any initiative.

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SVI Calculator — App

Interactive web app to score, compare and prioritize initiatives by strategic value.

Coming soon

"Value is not what you intend to deliver. It is what your organization is actually capable of recognizing, measuring and sustaining."

— Larissa Rosochansky