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SYNTHETIC ORGANIZATION EXAMPLE

Completed company TNA example

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ORGANIZATION SNAPSHOT

Horizon Business Services

Fictional company · 10 departments · 12-month draft plan

Recommended response

12 work priorities · each counted once

12Total priorities
9Include learning
3Other responses

Proposal counts, not employees with confirmed gaps.

Evidence coverage

Unscored needs survey

600 / 1,500

Survey respondents

900 without responses

More responses improve coverage, but do not prove competence.

120work samples
30interviews

Different evidence units; do not add them to employee totals.

Learning places by department

535 proposed places · nominations pending

  • Sales
    110
  • Customer service
    120
  • Finance
    40
  • Human resources
    40
  • Procurement & supply chain
    60
  • Marketing
    30
  • Quality & compliance
    35
  • Strategy & PMO
    40
  • Operations
    60

Places are not confirmed unique learners.

Budget allocation

Assumed costs, not supplier quotations

360,800SAR · planning estimate
  • Learning delivery286,000 SAR79%
  • Evaluation24,000 SAR7%
  • Coordination18,000 SAR5%
  • Contingency32,800 SAR9%

Workplace changes, taxes and employee time excluded.

Delivery roadmap

Planned sequence · no activity has been scheduled

From analysis to real capability

A clear path to measurable growth.

Business objectives & sample context

A Saudi-based business-services company with three sites, mixed office and shift teams, and a 12-month planning horizon. All characteristics and figures are invented for this example.

  • Improve proposal quality and complaint resolution; compare reviewed work before and after practice.
  • Reduce avoidable handover delays and reporting rework; establish comparable process baselines first.
  • Prepare controlled digital changes; confirm the AI workflow and evidence before deciding on training.