The first question is rarely the model. It is the workflow: where do search, coordination, checking, or writing already cost enough time to matter?
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The wrong starting point is usually the tool
If the use case is still fuzzy, the result is often a pilot that people find interesting but never adopt in daily work.
Workflow before architecture
We walk through the actual work, check data access and risk, and only then decide whether the next step should be a pilot, an MVP, or direct implementation.
What should be clear afterwards
- Which task is worth improving
- Which data can support it
- Where privacy or integration may slow things down
- What the first workable scope looks like
Useful consulting does not leave an idea backlog
- The business case is more concrete than the technology.
- Risks and data gaps are visible before development.
- The next project has a defined scope, not just an idea backlog.