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Process mapping can sound like a months-long undertaking. It does not have to be.

In this clip from Decision Loop, Ron Crabtree, CEO of MetaOps Inc., shares the approach he has used across automotive, aerospace, and healthcare to help organizations get started without feeling overwhelmed.

The answer is not to map everything. It is to pick one meaningful process, walk it end to end, and capture what is actually happening, including what Ron calls the hidden factory: all the unplanned steps, workarounds, and delays that eat time and money when things do not go as expected.

Get the right people in the room. Ask the right questions. You will be surprised how quickly a clear picture emerges.

If your organization is trying to build the process foundation for AI or automation and does not know where to start, this is the most practical three minutes you will spend today.

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Lowering the barrier to entry for AI sounds like good news. And it is. But only if your organization’s foundation is ready for it.

In this excerpt from episode 1 of Decision Loop, Christine Babington and Madhav Durbha tackle one of the most common enterprise mistakes: launching agentic AI from legacy infrastructure. Think siloed data, 20 different ERP systems, planning still happening in Excel, and expecting results.

It's not going to happen. Not without the right technological foundation.

Madhav walks through why specialized AI must come first in manufacturing, how it opens the door for fully functional agentic capabilities, and why enterprise adoption is harder than the headlines suggest.

He also confronts misdirected fear head-on, arguing that jobs won't disappear because of AI, but the work will change. Organizations that bring their people in as active participants in that change will move faster and further.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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What do you see as the most important aspect of supply chain planning that can improve collaboration between suppliers and retailers?

3 years ago | [YT] | 0