Short, practical reading on keeping cross-functional work moving: clear owners, visible blockers and steady follow-through.
Action drift is the slow loss of momentum in the work between tasks: the next step nobody owns, the blocker only one person knows about, the promise that quietly slips. Here is how to spot it and repair it.
The coordination spreadsheet keeps reappearing because it captures something your other tools do not. Here is what it does well, where it stops scaling, and what to keep when you move beyond it.
When accountability only happens weekly, work drifts until the day before the meeting. A short, preferably asynchronous daily check keeps commitments visible and brings blockers and decisions forward — without adding another meeting.