Observation
Observation is a research method in which researchers watch people, tasks, environments, or interactions to understand what actually happens in context.
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Omnichannel Experience
Omnichannel experience is the continuity of a user’s service experience across connected channels, where information, status, support, and task progress remain coherent as the user moves...
Operational Workflow
An operational workflow is the sequence of activities, decisions, handoffs, roles, systems, and exceptions through which work is completed inside an organization or service.
Opportunity Area
An opportunity area is a focused space for potential improvement identified from evidence, user needs, service problems, or strategic goals before a specific solution is chosen.
Outcome Metric
An outcome metric measures a meaningful result, change, or effect that occurs because users, staff, or organizations interact with a service, programme, or product.