Technology can't fix a broken process. You need a clear strategy first, then identify which processes matter, set boundaries, and choose your approach. Tools help after that, not before.
So, I'm wondering if you would agree with the statement, "Tech won't solve your process problem." How does that land with you?
Correct. You know, I, I'm hesitating a bit because there are process automation tools and things that can automate it, but still tech won't define your process challenge. There's something with tools can help you with pretty much any problem, but you've got to define what you want starting with the strategy for your group and then individual processes that you want your team or your capability to include, and what are the scope boundaries of those? And then what are your tactics? Are you, are you doing, you know, do you have a big assessor team and you're actually going across the business and conducting assessments, or is it a self-assessment situation, or is it all online? Depending on your landscape, you know, it's, everyone's designing it the same way.
