Automation is the wrong starting point
Most efficiency projects begin with the wrong question: what can we automate? Automation does not fix a broken process. It runs it faster.
Read →Perspectives on process, AI, and decision-making from the work, not the conference circuit.
Most efficiency projects begin with the wrong question: what can we automate? Automation does not fix a broken process. It runs it faster.
Read →Process efficiency projects almost always stop at the process. They redesign how work flows and ignore why people do the work the way they do. A well-designed process running on top of badly designed incentives produces worse outcomes faster.
Read →84% of failed AI projects trace back to leadership decisions made before a single model was trained. The fix is a better starting point, not a better model.
Read →Most management dashboards fail one test: name a decision made in the last twelve months because of how a number moved. The failure mode is not bad data or poor visualization. The charts work. They just produce no decisions.
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