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The Confidence Gap: Why Steering Packs Report Green Long After the Frontline Has Stopped Believing It

Every programme reports status to someone who was not on the shift floor that week. This paper names the three reasons the report and reality drift apart.

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  • Why go-live and adoption get reported on the same line, even when one is 100 percent and the other is 30
  • Why 45 percent of executives are accountable for frontline decisions they cannot see in real time
  • Why sponsor alignment happens once, at kickoff, in most programmes, and is never revisited
87%
Active usage, 650 stores, 65,000 employees
57%
Usage recovered from 30%, 7,865 site managers, 25 countries
90%+
Frontline engagement sustained, 40,000 staff, 14 markets

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