Old route for six proofs needs 180 supplied minutes.
Process pilots / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Before / afterInclude the learning cost of a new workflow
Separate one-time practice demand from steady-state processing time.
The artifact distinguishes one-time learning demand from repeated processing in a selected planning horizon.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
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01 · Inspect the inputs
Every record stays visible
| Demand line | Old route | New route |
|---|---|---|
| One-time practice | 0 additional | 240 min |
| Per proof | 30 min | 20 min |
| Six-proof period | 180 min | 240+120=360 min |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
How the case leads to a decision
Per-proof difference is ten minutes. Recovering 240 practice minutes would require 24 proofs under the supplied unchanged durations; six proofs recover only 60 minutes.
The bounded result
The first-period new-protocol demand is six hours versus three for the old route. Under unchanged assumptions, twenty-four proofs merely break even on total time; learning cost must stay visible.
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Compare the decision quality
Illustrative before / afterSynthetic planning case: A new manual review protocol needs four hours of practice once, then twenty supplied minutes per proof instead of thirty. Six proofs are planned for the first period.
New route needs 360 first-period minutes including practice; later periods require their own scoped comparison.
Separate practice from operating time
Owner role · Training owner
Evidence: The four-hour one-time obligation has a named receiving check.
Calculate the relevant workload horizon
Owner role · Planner
Evidence: Six proofs do not reach the 24-proof toy break-even count.
Review non-time outcomes
Owner role · Decision owner
Evidence: Quality, fit and actual learning evidence are considered before selecting the route.
Decision to make: The first-period new-protocol demand is six hours versus three for the old route. Under unchanged assumptions, twenty-four proofs merely break even on total time; learning cost must stay visible.
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The first-period new-protocol demand is six hours versus three for the old route. Under unchanged assumptions, twenty-four proofs merely break even on total time; learning cost must stay visible. Per-proof difference is ten minutes. Recovering 240 practice minutes would require 24 proofs under the supplied unchanged durations; six proofs recover only 60 minutes. The supplied durations are not observed savings or ROI. Stable per-proof demand and no extra refresh training are explicit assumptions.
Put the outline to work
- Separate practice from operating time. Check: The four-hour one-time obligation has a named receiving check.
- Calculate the relevant workload horizon. Check: Six proofs do not reach the 24-proof toy break-even count.
- Review non-time outcomes. Check: Quality, fit and actual learning evidence are considered before selecting the route.
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Questions about this workflow
Does break-even prove the new protocol should be adopted?
No. The durations are assumptions and quality or operating fit may matter more.
Can practice cost be erased after adoption?
Keep its historical demand distinct; later steady-state periods may use a different scoped comparison.
Does this create tasks in the product?
No. The brief is a manual planning resource. Use the product access link to check onboarding and the workflows available in your account.