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Every technology dollar placed, explained and tied to the books.

“What does each capability and application cost to run, all in?”

Dotwork runs TBM on the same model as strategy, architecture and delivery. Cost from the ledger, cloud bills, labor and contracts is allocated to the applications, capabilities and services it supports, and anything that did not allocate stays visible instead of hidden.

Built for

  • CIO
  • Head of IT finance
  • TBM office lead
  • IT finance analysts
  • Business unit IT partners
  • Enterprise architects

Where to start

Cost Allocation

Start with cost allocation on the reference TBM model. Planning, cloud and AI cost build on the same numbers.

The pressure

The cost model is a black box, and it takes too long to build.

TBM programs stall in implementation: towers mapped in spreadsheets, allocation rules nobody can explain and a Bill of IT the business does not trust. Meanwhile cloud, SaaS and AI spend grow faster than the model can keep up with.

What it looks like today

  • Allocation logic only one analyst understands
  • Business units dispute their showback
  • Cloud, SaaS and AI spend outside the cost model
  • Application cost disconnected from architecture and portfolio decisions

What changes

What changes for your team.

A cost model built from a blank page

A reference TBM model, shaped to how you run

Allocation rules hidden in spreadsheets

Every allocation explained, with unallocated cost shown, not buried

Cloud, SaaS and AI outside the model

Cloud, SaaS, labor and AI in the same cost model

A Bill of IT the business disputes

Showback that traces each charge to the service and usage behind it

Methods and frameworks

Runs the methods you already use.

Dotwork does not ask your team to adopt a new method. The frameworks you run become views over the same model.

The model underneath

Every team, one model.

Executives, finance, architecture, the portfolio office, risk and the AI office each open their own views, over the same Enterprise Operating Model. When one team changes something, every other team sees it, and Dotwork AI reads all of it, stopping where the decision is yours.

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