
Mobility builders: find a real operating problem worth solving
Find a recurring operating problem, identify the person who owns it, and make the first question small enough to answer.
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Find a recurring operating problem, identify the person who owns it, and make the first question small enough to answer.

Make the learning question, participant workload and operating fallback clear before a mobility test begins.

A useful tool helps the next person understand what changed, what remains open and who needs to act.

Separate a promising local result from the conditions required to repeat it somewhere else.

Design the learning question, access boundaries and treatment of personal information before collecting operating data.
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