Recomposition Protocol

Processes Do Not Fail. Authority Does.

Recomposition Protocol dismantles business processes until only what carries decision, coherence, and leadership signal remains.

This is not reengineering. Not refinement. Not improvement.

It is structural removal.

Processes are decomposed to expose where authority fragments, where decision loops distort, and where structure suppresses leadership presence.

What survives recomposition is not elegant. It is necessary.

What dissolves:

• Legacy process logic
• Role-protective workflows
• Circular decision structures

What remains:

• Decision-bearing pathways
• Coherent handoffs
• Structures that obey command

Recomposition Protocol does not rebuild for scale.
It rebuilds for truth.

From here, processes no longer demand enforcement.
They hold on their own.