Total Employee Investment (TEI)

Quantifying the Human Cost of Change

Change is an investment. Employees pay with Time, Cognitive Load, and Emotional Stress. If the organization does not guarantee a return in Career Value, employees disengage. We audit the "Cost of Change" to prevent burnout and ensure adoption.

Cognitive Load Analysis Proficiency vs. Usage Psychological Safety

đź§  Cognitive Load Audit

Focus: Mental Bandwidth.

Measuring the ratio of "Change Demand" to "Capacity." When load exceeds capacity, errors rise and adoption fails.

📉 The Proficiency Gap

Focus: Competence Latency.

Usage is not value. We quantify the lag time between "Go Live" and "True Proficiency" to calculate lost productivity.

❤️ Psychological Adoption

Focus: Resistance Physics.

Mapping the emotional journey of your workforce. Identifying "Passive Resistors" who silently kill ROI.

The Valley of Despair

Every transformation triggers a dip in productivity—the "Valley of Despair." Traditional OCM ignores this. Our TEI Audit measures the depth and duration of this dip. We use Neuro-Nudging and Micro-Learning strategies to shallow the curve and accelerate the climb back to performance.

The TEI Insight: Your "Go Live" date is often the point of lowest productivity. We re-engineer the timeline to account for human physics.

Productivity Recovery (Standard vs. Engineered)

Change Saturation Analysis

Visualizing the "Change Stack"—how much new information are you forcing on users simultaneously?

The Burnout Threshold

When Cognitive Load > Capacity, users retreat to old habits (Shadow IT). Our audit identifies the Breaking Point before you hit it.

The Cost of Overload: For every 10% increase in load above capacity, error rates increase by 15% and retention drops by 8%.

Usage ≠ Value

Just because they logged in doesn't mean they are working effectively. We distinguish between compliance (I used the tool) and proficiency (I created value).

  • â—Ź Adoption: % of users who logged in (Vanity Metric).
  • â—Ź Proficiency: % of users utilizing advanced features correctly (Value Metric).

The "Empty Shell" Phenomenon

The TBM Perspective: Cost of Resistance

Mapping User Sentiment to Financial Impact. High resistance creates "Shelfware"—licenses paid for but never monetized.

*Bubble size = License Cost Waste ($). Top Right quadrant is the Goal.

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