Product & service clarity
When teams need to understand the problem, the people affected and the outcome before committing to a solution.
Work
DDRSM is most useful when the work crosses functions, systems, constraints and competing definitions of success.

Featured case study
A fragmented employee mobility process spanning HR, payroll, finance, legal, facilities, managers and employees was creating delays, overhead and poor visibility.

Where DDRSM tends to help
These contexts often overlap. DDRSM helps make the relationships between them visible.
When teams need to understand the problem, the people affected and the outcome before committing to a solution.
When workflows, systems, ownership and handoffs need to become a more coherent operating experience.
When different teams have valid but competing perspectives and need a shared basis for decisions.
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