Cross-functional workflows stall when no one owns the next step
In organizations, handoff points in multi-team workflows routinely become bottlenecks because no individual is clearly accountable for advancing the process. Projects drift into ambiguity as each party assumes another will act. This structural ownership gap is distinct from task-management and requires explicit handoff tooling.
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