Loop Design

Loop design refers to a systematic way of creating a process or a cycle that continuously improves and evolves. In general knowledge contexts, it often involves collecting information, analyzing it, making decisions based on that analysis, and implementing changes. After the changes are made, the process loops back to the information collection stage, allowing for ongoing refinement. This iterative approach ensures that knowledge and practices remain relevant and effective, adapting over time to new insights or challenges. Essentially, it's about learning from experience to foster growth and improvement.