IT steering for enterprise groups and holdings

Multiple companies, different maturity levels - one shared steering baseline.

Typical situation in group structures

Different maturity levels without comparability

Each entity evaluates IT differently, so there is no dependable shared view of priorities, risk, or pressure to act.

Decentralised decisions without a shared data basis

Local decisions are made from isolated perspectives instead of one consolidated steering model.

No consolidated management view

Holding and group leadership rarely receives one consistent view of scores, dependencies, and investment needs.

What ARVANIS changes for enterprise groups

Group dashboard with scores, heatmaps, and comparisons

Results from multiple entities are condensed into one shared management view.

Shared standards with local differences

Each entity is assessed individually while staying comparable group-wide along the same logic.

Management view for holding and group leadership

The consolidated view creates a common basis for prioritisation, approvals, and steering.

Inside the group view