Context
We start with the task: its purpose, the people involved, the information available and the constraints. We make the open questions explicit.
How we approach the work
This is the method we propose for a project: establish the context, examine the options, define the checks and make the outcome understandable to the people who will use it.
We start with the task: its purpose, the people involved, the information available and the constraints. We make the open questions explicit.
We break the problem into manageable parts and consider different approaches. We distinguish what is known from what remains a hypothesis.
We define how to assess the result and where human review is needed. Assumptions, objections and limits are part of that assessment.
We define the output, the handover and the next steps. The goal is a result that the people responsible for it can understand, use and improve.