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title: Commissioning capability
cardTitle: For sponsors and requirement-holders
segment: S4
condition: Buying capability that gets adopted
pain: "The demonstration went well. The front line still is not using it. And sometimes the build already happened: the capability was fielded, adoption is still failing, and re-opening the build question is politically impossible."
promise: Someone has to own the journey from a successful demonstration to a capability the front line actually uses. We do. We put users at the centre from the problem statement through to adoption, so what you commission is what they use.
firstStep: A scoped discovery with an explicit commitment gate, before anyone builds anything.
proof:
  - Core level HQ, a discovery and early prototype to test assumptions.
  - LDAD, Project Quicksilver Discovery, Land SOF and 77X research.
  - Defence BattleLab Discovery and the Army Design System.
cardPromise: Someone has to own the journey from demonstration to adoption. We do. So what you commission is what the front line actually uses.
slug: commissioning
seo:
  metaTitle: Commissioning capability that gets adopted | MilUX
  metaDescription: The demonstration went well; the front line still is not using it. MilUX puts users at the centre from problem statement to adoption, so what you commission is what they use.
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- User research in military environments, with access to serving and veteran participants through our Military User Research Recruitment Service.
- Requirements grounded in evidence, with option evaluation and capability assessment.
- Discovery with an explicit commitment gate: the discipline that decides whether the build should happen at all.
- Sharpening the problem upstream, so a clear, well-formed problem reaches your specialists instead of a vague one that soaks up their time.
- Adoption-focused design through to the front line, so the valley between demonstration and use gets owned.
- Adoption recovery for fielded capability: we take the journey from where it stalled. No build re-opened, no blame assigned.

We are not a build shop pushing you to the commitment point. We are the discipline that decides whether the build should happen at all. And when you are being asked to contract in months rather than years, that discipline is how you go fast without buying the wrong thing.