Observe
Walk through the process with the people closest to the work and understand how it actually operates today.
Work with an experienced Presto coach to map how work really flows, identify waste, structure improvement opportunities and make sure the takeaways become owned actions rather than workshop notes.
Preferred future visual: facilitator and client team working through a SIPOC or process walkthrough with the Presto workbench visible.
Candidate original asset: OPEX-2.webpThe coach can facilitate structured improvement exercises using the client's real operating processes. The aim is to build capability while producing useful outputs that the team owns and continues after the session.
Walk through the process with the people closest to the work and understand how it actually operates today.
Use SIPOC and other structured templates to capture flow, handoffs, inputs, outputs and ownership.
Identify waste, friction, capability gaps and recurring causes using TIMWOODS and other CI techniques.
Turn the takeaways into homework, action plans or PDCA improvement work owned by the client.
Presto's coaching team is highly experienced in building SIPOCs and running information-extraction exercises that bring process knowledge out of people's heads and into a shared view.
The coach can facilitate the discussion, challenge assumptions and help the team document the process clearly, while keeping ownership of the takeaways with the client.
Preferred future visual: a clean Presto SIPOC showing suppliers, inputs, process, outputs and customers with cross-functional touchpoints.
Candidate original asset: 1.pngOne of the strongest CI skills is learning to recognize inefficiency in everyday work. The coach can help teams use TIMWOODS to identify waste, quantify it where useful and turn observations into structured improvement opportunities.
Preferred future visual: waste item or process issue flowing into a 5 WHY/root-cause exercise and then into an improvement action.
When an improvement opportunity is important enough to act on, the coach can help the team investigate the underlying cause rather than jumping immediately to a solution.
5 WHY, structured root-cause discussion and related Presto templates can be used to make the problem easier to communicate and the corrective action more credible.
The coach can facilitate process walkthroughs and structured workshops, helping participants observe the work, ask better questions and capture the most useful information.
The expectation is that the client owns the resulting actions. Homework can be assigned between sessions so process owners continue validating maps, gathering evidence and progressing improvement work themselves.
Preferred future visual: a recurring coaching cycle showing facilitated observation followed by client-owned follow-up and review.
The strongest users of this coaching are the people close enough to operations to see process problems and senior enough to mobilize their teams around improving them.
Learn to map work, identify waste and turn day-to-day process problems into structured improvement activity.
Strengthen process ownership, cross-functional visibility and the governance discipline needed to sustain improvements.
Use Presto and the coaching relationship to scale repeatable improvement methods across more teams and processes.
The difference is intentional. Coaching helps your leaders learn the method while progressing their own work. Consulting is available when you want the Presto team to take a more direct role in doing the analysis and building the outputs.
The goal is not a library of process maps. It is an operating habit where teams can see problems more clearly, analyze them consistently and turn learning into governed action.
Teams understand how work flows and where dependencies or handoffs create friction.
Managers become more capable at spotting inefficiencies before they become accepted as normal.
Root-cause thinking improves the quality of corrective and improvement actions.
Takeaways become homework, projects and actions with ownership rather than disappearing after workshops.
Team Leaders and Ops Managers increasingly run the methods themselves with the coach behind them.
Don't just map the process. Teach the team to see what should change and give them the discipline to change it.
Work with a Presto coach who can facilitate the analysis, challenge the thinking and keep your team accountable for progressing the improvement work.