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DOCA.2:5.4 - A useful question emerges from available material

A constructed workshop has permission to examine four records and an available sorting operation. The records are ordered by job: A starts at 09:00 and finishes at 09:08; B starts at 09:03 and finishes at 09:07. No future service or customer has been selected. A five-minute exploration can ask what a chronological view exposes.

Sorting by time produces A-start, B-start, B-finish, A-finish. The view makes a four-minute overlap visible. Keep the view and its sorting rule for the next question: could seeing overlapping jobs help someone coordinate the workshop? DOCA.3 can investigate that possible receiving use. The overlap alone establishes neither a coordination problem nor competition for one resource.

If the workshop already has an adequate view and no worthwhile further question emerges, stop this branch. The examined result remains a local answer; no opportunity account or service proposal is needed to complete it.