Thinking

Some questions outlast the work that produced them.

A project ends. A decision gets made. A system moves into use. But sometimes the question underneath it remains.

Boundary

Where does the product actually end?

The visible product may be only one part of what has to work for the outcome to happen.

If the outcome extends beyond the object, success becomes a different question.

Follow the question

Adoption

What does adoption actually mean?

Something can work, prove its value, and still fail to become normal practice.

Proof is not the same thing as normal use.

Follow the question

Conditions

What has to change around something before using it becomes normal practice?

Sometimes the intervention is ready before the conditions around it are.

When proof does not produce normal use, the surrounding conditions become part of the problem.

Follow the question

Open

The questions are not a conclusion. They are where the work remains unfinished.

These are not answers packaged as principles. They are questions that have survived projects, contexts and outcomes, and still change when the conditions change.

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