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The operational problem
Products chosen during sourcing are often entered again in project schedules and then recreated once more in visual presentations, producing disconnected versions of the same decision.
PROJECT SOURCING
One connected action can turn a reusable library product into both a project specification and an item ready for visual composition.
Evidence statusImplemented system
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Products chosen during sourcing are often entered again in project schedules and then recreated once more in visual presentations, producing disconnected versions of the same decision.
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We linked the sourcing library, project specifications, and visual workspace through a shared product-to-project workflow.
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A reusable source record can become a project-specific specification and a board item while retaining its underlying product context.
PROJECT SOURCING
Product selection from the studio library
Project-linked specification snapshots with currency handling
Placement of the same product on a project board
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Operational impact