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Because it's direct and immediately valuable. System implementation can often be messy, so by starting with small wins we build momentum, letting us later implement larger work where needed.

To make a moment reliable means to remove the need for someone to be vigilant or for someone to be "on it". This could mean automating a process, thereby removing the dependence on someone remembering, noticing, or manually intervening..

It depends. We might see that a moment is fragile and build a small automation to address it. Or it may hint at a larger process gap that we address with a custom internal tool. Sometimes the right answer is 'do nothing' - work is only justified by evidence.

Absolutely! If you're already noticing that a moment is fragile or time is being wasted somewhere, we take a look at it together and decide if a solution is warranted.

Many reliability issues stem from process gaps, unclear handoffs, or misaligned incentives - not technology. We identify these first. If a technical solution isn't warranted, we'll tell you.