Workflow Design

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Aligning Business Processes and Systems for Continuous Improvement

With a well-defined system of business processes designed for continuous improvement, the requirements for software to automate these processes tend to change less frequently. Conversely, when systems are developed around unclear or poorly functioning business processes, they too become unclear in how they should evolve to support continuous improvement. Central to the Finlaz Method is

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Requirements Directly from Business Processes

In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, the approach to gathering requirements directly from business processes is gaining significant traction over traditional methods like user stories. This shift, particularly when implementing the Finlaz Method, not only enhances the clarity and alignment of software projects but also maximizes returns on investment through strategic automation. Understanding the Approach

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Automating broken processes = paying for speed in the wrong direction

You’ve heard the hype: Automate everything with AI! But what if I told you that automating a broken process doesn’t fix it — it supercharges failure? We’ve seen brilliant leaders pour six figures into automation tools, only to discover they’ve paid for speed in the wrong direction. Why? Because they skipped the critical step of

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