Figure C3d. A short path to the goal; maybe fast, but it is still the naive approach

Figure C3d demonstrates how tempting and dangerous a short journey is. Every process needs its steps. One cannot trust a program that only writes about the change, promises it, and does not document it via the basic steps (performing an outline of the future algorithm).

An example of a difference is the direct transition from As-Is to To-Be (e.g., when a program says, start learning to scale, and then you will understand a new project paradigm).

Adopting such a program (e.g., only via an education) is dangerous because it is no longer about identifying risks but generating misleading information.

The Figure breaks down the general term "As-Is" into three further steps:

1. Scaling knowledge and skills.

2. Digitalization in organizations and projects.

3. Project algorithms unification.

We cannot come to the To-Be state via a short path. The goals are too complex:

1. New project paradigm interpretation,

2. Digital transformation of business via projects,

3. AFT is entering the economic environment.