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Industries / Capability matrix

Compare priorities without pretending every sector is the same.

This matrix is a design conversation starter: it shows where a capability is commonly central, high-value or supporting in each industry context. It is not a market ranking, maturity score or promise about a particular organisation.

Fourteen contexts across seven connected capabilities.

“Core” means frequently central to the operating journey; “high” means commonly high-value; “support” means useful when the surrounding process is ready.

Indicative digital capability priorities by industry
IndustryWeb presenceWorkflowCRMField techDashboardsAI guidanceIoT
Constructioncorecorehighhighhighsupporthigh
Civil infrastructurehighcorecorehighcoresupporthigh
Traffic managementhighcorecorehighcoresupportcore
Trades & home servicescorehighhighcoresupporthighsupport
Professional servicescorehighsupportsupporthighhighsupport
Health & carecorehighsupporthighcorehighsupport
Education & trainingcorehighsupportsupporthighhighsupport
Agriculture & ruralhighsupporthighcoresupportsupporthigh
Manufacturinghighsupporthighcorecoresupporthigh
Logistics & transporthighhighcorecoresupportsupportcore
Retail & ecommercesupportcorehighsupportcorehighsupport
Hospitality & tourismsupportcorehighsupporthighhighsupport
Community & nonprofitsupporthighsupportsupporthighhighsupport
Labour hire & field workforcecorecorehighcoresupporthighhigh

Indicative framework prepared by GA Applications. Final priorities require discovery, technical validation, risk review and commercial context.

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