See across your teams before the surprises do.

You lead several teams, perhaps six, on one or two live or upcoming games.

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What gets in the way

  • Dependencies nobody tracks.
  • Work that arrives by invisible routes.
  • You are the memory.

What changes with SRIS

  • One Programme record.
  • A map of who is waiting on whom, and by when.
  • Reviews that start prepared and end with changes in the record.
  • A clear route up.

One studio. Every level. Each person sees their part.

SRIS holds your studio's real shape: products, the programmes that deliver them, and the teams inside. Pick your role to see where you work.

↑ Decisions go up, with a reasonAnswers come back down ↓
Portfolioproducts and the business
Skyward OrchardliveEmber Atlasin productionLive economy refreshinitiative
Programme of programmesa game or a discipline
Studio deliveryparent programmeArtdiscipline programme
Programmeteams that depend on each other
Skyward Orchard LiveEmber Atlas LaunchShared services
Teameach in its own tool
GameplayLive OpsEnginein 2 programmesArtAudioQA

You see one programme and the teams inside it.

  • One Programme record of what crosses your teams.
  • A map of who is waiting on whom, and by when.
  • Each team keeps its own tool; SRIS links to it.
  • Reviews that start prepared, and a route up when you need one.

A made-up studio. Products link to every programme that delivers them; a team can sit in more than one programme.

A week with SRIS

  • Monday. Today shows a dependency between two teams due on Thursday. The programme producer takes it.
  • Wednesday. A vendor delay comes up in stand-up. She records it in one step.
  • Friday. The decision is made and recorded: move the event by one week, the reason noted, look again in 14 days.

Help us shape SRIS.

We are looking for a small, varied group of studios. You get a private SRIS site, Liam's support and a real say in what we build next. We ask for honest use and honest feedback.

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