Case study
Redesigning a regulated healthcare system from real usage data
A current-state functional design and a target architecture for the next generation of a patient-facing system, produced in one agent-led run.
A European healthcare distributorHealthcareAnonymised client work
Built from conceptDelivered
-, delivered in One run
The problem
An established system had grown for years without an up-to-date design. Leadership needed to know what it actually did before deciding what to build next.
How I approached it
- Started from real usage data, not the old documentation
- Parallel agents wrote sections, then a consistency editor and a gap auditor checked the whole
What was built
- 44 business processes mapped in BPMN
- 644 endpoints assessed
- A 16-context target design with 76 open decisions listed for leadership
Stack
- Enterprise architecture
- BPMN
- Domain-driven design
Outcomes
- A shared, accurate picture of the system
- Decisions made explicit instead of assumed
Next step
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