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Workflow Automation That Actually Sticks: My Framework After 10 Enterprise Integrations
Most automation projects fail six months after delivery — not because the automation broke, but because nobody maintained it. Here's the framework I use as an automation engineer to design workflows that teams actually keep running, including how I handle edge cases, monitoring, and handoff.
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