At 04:17 on a wet Tuesday in Madrid, the operations room was already quiet. Six people, one red folder, and a floor plan marked in cyan turned panic into sequence: entry, pause, exchange, exit.
Make the wall legible
The breakthrough was not a faster move. It was a shared picture of the next move. Every arrow had an owner, every delay had a name, and the plan stayed useful because anyone could point to the same square and say what changed.