Pilot programme

Co-design the workforce continuity tools midsized organizations actually need.

HUR is recruiting a small number of organizations for structured diagnostic and implementation pilots. The goal is to solve a real workforce problem first—and use repeated client needs to inform the future Continuity & Capability Hub.

Current statusRecruiting design partners

What a pilot is

A real engagement—not a software promise.

Pilot clients receive a defined consulting outcome. Product-learning activities are explicit, secondary, and never a substitute for the agreed deliverables.

01

Diagnose a live need

Select a critical-role, capability, knowledge-transfer, or PeopleOps problem with a clear sponsor and operational consequence.

02

Deliver a bounded outcome

Complete an agreed diagnostic or sprint with defined evidence, outputs, ownership, timeline, and review points.

03

Test the workspace

Use a configurable prototype workspace where appropriate and provide structured feedback on what creates real value.

04

Protect the relationship

Agree confidentiality, data minimization, permissions, attribution, and any future case-study use separately and in writing.

Good design-partner fit

Organizations ready to participate—not simply observe.

Product discipline

Build after the pattern is proven.

HUR will consider proprietary software only after at least five pilots reveal repeatable needs worth supporting as a product.

NowConfigurable pilot workspace

Manual and low-code tracking adapted to the engagement.

After evidenceRepeatable product requirements

Validated workflows, roles, measures, and user needs.

Decision gateBuild, partner, or remain platform-neutral

A commercial decision based on value—not novelty.

Apply to explore fit

Describe the workforce problem you want to solve.

Submitting an enquiry does not create a client relationship or guarantee pilot acceptance. HUR will first assess scope, readiness, risk, and mutual fit.