Continuous Improvement
A recurring user feedback loop that changes prompts, knowledge, controls and roles as real work exposes friction.
Continuous Improvement is a recurring user feedback loop that changes prompts, knowledge, controls and roles as real work exposes friction.
It appears repeatedly across the KUOS case library because leaders need it at a real decision point: defining a boundary, assigning an owner, choosing evidence or deciding whether to scale.
Use it in practice by naming one current workflow, the accountable human, the evidence you expect and the condition that would make you change course.
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Use real work
CONTROL
Review evidence
OUTCOME
Improve or stop
PEOPLE & CHANGE
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