Work assignment, movement, and prioritization are orchestrated by the system, with agents creating tasks, adjusting priorities, and initiating actions based on defined goals, constraints, and detected conditions.
A score of 10 on Coordination means this dimension is fully resolved and no longer a constraint on the phases that follow. Here is what that requires in practice.
The Autonomy Diagnostic scores Coordination on a 0 to 10 scale. Each point on the scale reflects a specific observable state in your organization.
All work is assigned, moved, and prioritized by managers with no system-level orchestration.
Coordination tools track what managers decide but managers are still the engine behind every assignment.
Some coordination is system-supported but a manager reviews and approves every output before work moves.
AI assists with coordination in isolated tasks but humans still orchestrate most activity across the organization.
AI supports coordination in specific workflows but humans direct most work movement across the organization.
AI coordinates execution in several workflows with human review of outputs before consequential actions.
AI assists with coordination across multiple workflows and humans govern boundaries rather than driving each task.
AI orchestrates execution in defined domains and reprioritization occurs automatically within set constraints.
AI coordinates execution across most of the operation and humans set direction, define priorities, and govern boundaries.
Work assignment, movement, and prioritization are fully system-orchestrated while humans govern direction and boundaries.
The Autonomy Diagnostic scores every dimension of the Ragsdale Framework and tells you exactly where to focus first.
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