What are some workflow optimization techniques?
Workflow optimization techniques include:
- Work-in-progress (WIP) limits: Restricting how many tasks can be open at once to prevent context-switching and delays
- Parallel workflows: Converting linear, step-by-step bottlenecks into tasks where multiple team members work at the same time
- Pull-based systems: Triggering new tasks only when demand actually requires them—rather than pushing unneeded work through the pipeline
- Workflow automation: Using automation tools for repetitive tasks like sending confirmation emails, drafting invoices, sending calendar invites, or manually editing drafts
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