Working with clients on their first steps towards a composable journey requires guidance on navigating changes, understanding the scope of change, and making incremental progress. A composable architecture involves breaking down monolithic solutions into smaller components, allowing for more manageable and measurable progress. This process can help overcome challenges such as delivering consistent customer experiences across channels, and requires teams to work in parallel with multiple tools, adopting new workflows, and collaborating across silos. To successfully shift to a composable approach, organizations need to adapt their operating models, learn how to produce and organize content for reusability, and consider changes in payment structures, information security, and process changes that impact people who will be using new tools and workflows. An experienced partner can help guide the process, fill skill gaps, and maximize the value of composable solutions.