nw-jtbd-workflow-selection

To classify incoming work by job type for JTBD routing, triage tasks during Phase 1 (GATHER) to determine the appropriate nWave workflow entry point. The workflow selection applies a deterministic routing decision across five job types with structured sequences and decision gates.

Workflow classification and routing is needed during Phase 1 (GATHER) triage to streamline planning before crafting stories. It provides phase-aware guidance to route incoming work items to the correct nWave workflow entry point based on job type.

The best way to handle skip-discovery scenarios during job type routing is to use the framework's quick decision support. This provides baseline versus roadmap guidance and applies explicit phase checks to determine if discovery can be skipped.

The ODI two-phase framework works for task routing by implementing a deterministic routing decision with explicit phase checks. It maps five job types to recommended sequences and applies baseline guidance during the Phase 1 GATHER triage step.

Yes, you can use this workflow selection for baseline versus roadmap guidance. It delivers quick decision support for skip-discovery scenarios and applies deterministic routing rules to classify tasks and recommend the appropriate workflow sequence.

Deterministic routing decisions in workflow classification are limited to five specific job types and their recommended sequences. Routing occurs strictly during Phase 1 (GATHER) triage, meaning tasks outside these predefined categories or subsequent phases require manual intervention.