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OPS.2:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Anti-pattern | Repair |
| “Everything is a process.” | Identify changing subjects and ask whether discretionary or constrained case continuation is needed. |
| “Every initiative is a project.” | Separate time-bounded change commitments from recurring and continuing operation. |
| “Case management means no process.” | Retain reusable Methods and recurring subwork while letting subject state govern permissible next Work. |
| “Put all work in one queue.” | Name eligibility, service/resource relation, commitment effects, and the subjects that must remain separate. |
| “Use one integrated model.” | Preserve non-isomorphic views and relate only the claims the decision consumes. |
| “The loop proves control.” | Recover actual relations and use direct rate, dynamics, evidence, safety, and assurance patterns. |