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Dare Omotosho
Episode ResourceBusiness SystemsFor decision-makers

The Fixity Check

From the episode: Process automation makes a process permanent

Write down the last three times it changed.

Automating a process is a decision about permanence, and it usually gets made while everyone is looking at hours saved. This page asks the permanence question before the concrete goes down.

  • What it is: one table, one column per process you are considering automating.
  • Who fills it in: whoever signs off the automation, with somebody who does the work today in the room — the second row needs their memory, not yours.
  • When: before approving the build. Not after the pilot.
  • Time: about twenty minutes for two processes.