Workflow automation
Start with a bounded job and a visible result. A good first automation has a clear trigger, a named owner and a way to tell when it failed.
Start with a subject, follow the supporting articles and use the tools when a measurement or comparison will help.
Start with a bounded job and a visible result. A good first automation has a clear trigger, a named owner and a way to tell when it failed.
Publishing connects content approval to a real page. Keep the article identity, revision and destination visible throughout the process.
Give approvals, records and handoffs an explicit place. Software should make the next owner and the current state easy to see.
Moving records is a mapping problem before it becomes a scheduling problem. Define field ownership and what happens when records disagree.
Compare tools with the same workload and constraints. A long feature list says little about whether a specific handoff works.
Turn a headline price into a workload estimate. Seats, operations, execution time, storage and external APIs can have different billing rules.