EMILY?S REBELLION IBD

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Emily is feeling rebellious. Emily &ndash, the embodiment of many young business people the authors have worked with on system projects &ndash, faces a wall of &ldquo,you don&rsquo,t understand how complex it is&rdquo,.á She is told: &ldquo,You do not have enough experience to make changes&rdquo,, &ldquo,Best we keep going with the current work the way it is&rdquo,, and &ldquo,We will think about improvements later.&rdquo,á Emily becomes disillusioned and disempowered.Emily&rsquo,s Rebellion presents a new method of removing the complexity from business processes and information systems called the &lsquo,Transaction Pattern&rsquo,. Emily has learned about Service Design and loves it, but she needs a way to bridge the gap between her customer-focused service blueprint and the technical-minded developers.The Transaction Pattern is Emily&rsquo,s bridge. It breaks down a service design into transactions and then into a generic pattern of phases and tasks that commonly recur.á This structured approach, based on the pattern, readily specifies business requirements for system development and process implementation.Emily&rsquo,s Rebellion seeks to embolden people like Emily who are required to inhabit the space between the everyday operations of their business and technology &lsquo,improvement&rsquo, and digitization projects. You can effect change today with simple steps &ndash, it does not have to be so complex.á Walk with Emily as she discovers a new path to get better business outcomes from IT projects.