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F.11:2 - Problem frame

  1. Design-time and run-time blur. A BPMN process description is cited as though it happened.
  2. Description mistaken for result. Approval of an SOP is treated as proof that later Work met a target.
  3. Work mistaken for output. A log of setpoints is treated as the whole Work occurrence.
  4. Word drift. Activity, task, execution, process, and command change meaning across sources.
  5. Agency blur. A Method or description is said to act, or a vague “System-in-Role” replaces the actual System, local system-role kind, assignment, Work, and performed-Work attribution.