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Make the handover a starting point.

A product decision, a design handover and a recurring operating process all benefit from context that survives the conversation.

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Start with work you recognise.

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01/ A considered approach

A product decision

Bring research, constraints and open questions into the same brief. Decide what a first useful release needs, then record why.

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02/ A considered approach

A design handover

Keep the intent beside the work. Explain what is settled, what can change and which details need checking in implementation.

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An illustrative workflow connecting Brief, Plan and Decision, with shared context, clear ownership and an agreed next step
03/ A considered approach

An operating rhythm

Turn recurring conversations into a clear sequence of preparation, discussion and follow-through. Keep the next decision visible.

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Choose a useful pilot.

  1. 01

    Keep it bounded

    Choose a piece of work with a clear owner and an outcome you can discuss. A pilot should teach you something without reorganising the whole business.

  2. 02

    Include the handover

    Involve someone who was not in the original conversation. Their questions reveal which context the current process leaves behind.

  3. 03

    Agree the review

    Decide what a better result would look like before changing the workflow. Revisit the evidence together.

What does your team need to keep clear?

Share one workflow, the tools around it and where the thread usually breaks.

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