Experience the value before you commit to it
SXP configures simulations around a vendor's platform or an enterprise's change programme, so the sellers, prospects, executives and delivery teams who need to believe in it experience it directly rather than reading about it in a deck.
How to choose
The right simulation depends on what you need participants to come away understanding. The three below cover operational depth, the case for change, and how software gets built and run.
Give every audience a reason to believe
For a marketing, sales or enablement leader, the challenge is making people believe in value they haven't seen. A configured simulation puts your platform, and the way of working it enables, in front of the people who need convincing: sellers gaining the confidence to position it, prospects experiencing the value at events or in direct customer opportunities, and customers adopting it from kick-off through to renewal.


Stop transformation stalling before it starts
For a CIO, CTO or Transformation Director, the biggest risk to a programme is rarely the technology. It's people who don't buy into the change and stay with what they know, whether that's a new platform or a new way of working. The result is delay, under-delivery and value that never arrives. A simulation lets your executive team, delivery leads and end users experience the impact of the change before implementation begins, so buy-in is built early, adoption follows and the programme delivers what the business case promised.
Capability is the new certification
AI and a fast-moving market are changing what learning and certification need to deliver, and providers are increasingly judged on whether their courses make a measurable difference in the workplace. A pass mark no longer proves a delegate can apply what they’ve learned. Simulation closes the gap between passing and doing: teams put your content to work running a realistic business, and your partners and delegates get evidence that it translates into capability, not just a certificate.

Core simulations
SXP offers a number of core simulations, from ITSM operations, at both high level and practitioner level, to DevOps. Below, you'll find what each simulation covers, how long it runs and who it suits.
All three can be licensed as they are or configured around a specific platform. They're ideal for a pilot to assess what a simulation could deliver for your organisation, or for general awareness and team building across departments.
IT operations
How ITSM processes and technologies affect business performance
Practioner level
~4 hours
Virtual or in-person
ITSM transformation
The full ITSM capability picture, including AI and automation
Making the case for change, and awareness
~3 hours
Virtual or in-person
DevOps transformation
DevOps practices, ways of working and tooling decisions
Development and delivery practices
90 mins to 3 hours
Virtual or in-person
From your objectives to their experience
SXP works with you to identify the capabilities, transformation objectives and outcomes you need people to understand and act on. For a vendor, that means the platform and the ways of working and process changes customers must adopt alongside it. For an enterprise, it means your own change programme and the behaviours it depends on. SXP translates these priorities into a simulation design, so participants experience your own approach rather than a generic version of best practice. Customers and colleagues alike see the consequences of their decisions first-hand, which builds the buy-in that adoption depends on. As your platform or programme evolves, the simulation evolves with it.
Configured simulations are already running for platforms covering ITSM and operations, continuous testing, digital employee experience, industrial monitoring and operational excellence, with the latest configurations building in AI and agentic AI to showcase their value.

Ready to talk?
Tell us what you're working on and we'll discuss whether a simulation would help. Email or a call, whichever suits you.
