Published case inventory · v0

FUSE Engagement Insights

A coded view of the work FUSE has permission to publish as of 2026-08-21. This release is designed to show what the portfolio can and cannot support before anyone calls it research.

The short answer

FUSE's public proof currently supports strong Alberta delivery evidence across strategy, alignment, team, innovation, and large-group work. It does not support a representative claim about all Canadian organizations, all FUSE engagements, or causal effectiveness.

11published cases in this inventory
10Canadian cases, all currently in Alberta
4cases with a published numeric outcome or participant-rating claim
4cases that explicitly name Open Space Technology

What the published portfolio shows

These are descriptive observations from selected, permissioned pages. They are useful for choosing comparable proof and identifying evidence gaps; they are not prevalence estimates.

The evidence is geographically concentrated

10 of 11 published cases are in Alberta. National positioning should therefore rely on delivery capability and named facilitators, not a false claim that this case set represents Canada.

Methods are combined around the job

The cases describe combinations such as Open Space, ecosystem mapping, working agreements, OKRs, relationship systems coaching, value-stream mapping, and structured harvests. FUSE does not present one method as the answer to every room.

Outcome evidence is uneven

4 cases publish a numeric result or participant-rating claim. The remaining narratives publish outputs or observed outcomes without a comparable numeric measure, so they should not be pooled into an average.

Published work is selected proof

Client permission, confidentiality, historical documentation, and page readiness shape what appears here. Absence from the portfolio is not evidence that FUSE lacks experience in a sector, location, method, or group size.