A practical self-check

Find your
starting point.

Think of one workflow. Mark what is already in place to see which discovery questions are worth tackling next. This is a planning aid, not a feasibility assessment.

01 / There is a clear ownerSomeone can explain the process and make decisions about improvements.02 / The core steps are repeatableThe routine path is understood, even if some cases need a person.03 / The required information is availableYou know what information is needed and where it comes from.04 / There is a useful baselineYou can describe the current effort, delays or error patterns.05 / The tools can be assessedSomeone can help establish what access and connection options are available.06 / People can help testThe team has time to try realistic examples and give feedback.

Ready enough
to start learning?

Unclear ownership or messy information is not a reason to stop. It is a reason to focus the first stage on understanding and structure. Even with all six foundations in place, feasibility and the value of a change still need to be assessed.

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Find your
starting point.

Ready enough
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