IS.3:2 - Problem

A selected strategy can be plausible in the abstract and unworkable at the moment of use. Training can occur without the inputs needed for later practice. An expert can be available after the receiving decision. A common service can save preparation while creating an excessive queue. A local adaptation can improve convenience by deleting the very operation the target needs.

A second problem is confusing the target with its introduction. A failed briefing need not invalidate the target Method. A different technical criterion is not merely better coaching. Without that distinction, teams repeat all support after a local failure or silently change the target while reporting fidelity.

The practical problem is to construct complete support alternatives, choose one at acceptable whole burden, make its local actions correspond to the intended contribution and preserve a route for revising the correct object.