Tag: user adoption

🌐 From Current to Future Process Mapping – Finding Gaps, Driving Efficiency & Spotting Automation

A smart business analyst knows that mapping the current state—how work is done today—is only half the story. The real value comes from comparing that to a future state—how work should be done—to identify flaws, inefficiencies, and automation opportunities. This post walks through both steps in detail, showing you how to make meaningful change. 📍 […]

Your Training Is Failing—Here’s What Instructional Designers Know That You Don’t

Most training does not work. Employees sit through hours of content, tick boxes on compliance courses, and then forget most of it within days. Businesses spend thousands on training programs, yet people still struggle to apply what they have learned. The problem is not your employees. It is how they are being trained. Instructional designers […]

Why No One Reads Your Work Instructions—And How to Fix It Before Your Digital Project Fails

Rolling out new software? Hoping employees will follow the work instructions and adopt it smoothly? Most businesses assume people will read the documentation, follow the steps, and get on with their work. The truth? They won’t. Not because they are lazy. Not because they don’t care. But because most work instructions aren’t written for how […]

My Experience as an Instructional Designer on a Salesforce Digital Transformation Project

Working on a Salesforce digital transformation project for a government department was a unique and rewarding experience. For two years, I collaborated with an Agile project team to implement Salesforce effectively while ensuring end-users could adopt the system seamlessly. The role required balancing technical expertise, stakeholder management, and a focus on user needs. Here’s an […]