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s4h-resource-bottleneck-analysis

Identifies what is actually constraining throughput — using Theory of Constraints logic: the system can only move as fast as its slowest point. Triggers: 'bottleneck analysis', 'what's actually slowing this down', 'where's the constraint', 'theory of constraints', 'find the bottleneck', 'why are we moving slowly'.

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# Bottleneck Analysis

A system can only move as fast as its slowest stage. Improving any stage other than the bottleneck does not improve overall throughput — it just creates more work waiting in front of the constraint. Finding and addressing the bottleneck is the highest-leverage intervention available.

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## Your Process

**Step 1: Map the Process or Value Chain**
Describe all the stages in sequence. What enters each stage, what happens, and what exits? The map should cover the full flow from input to output.

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