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The Fishbone Diagram (11th April, 2012) : A visual technique for problem solving. It includes 6 steps on how to implement the fishbone diagram. The Fishbone Diagram (developed in Japan by Professor Ishikawa) can be used by individuals, but is most effective when used by a group. The technique structures ... |
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Performance Improvement International. L.L.C. (27th April, 2005) : Provides consulting services in the areas of incident investigation, business performance improvement, and analysis training. |
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RELIASS (27th April, 2005) : Offers software, training, and consulting. Developers of the ASENT, EAGLE, and AIMSS software, provide free seminars in the UK. Features free software offer and description of commercial offerings. |
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Apollo Associated Services, Ltd. (27th April, 2005) : Offers seminars, training, and consulting. Developer of the Apollo process for investigation and analysis of problems and events. Features articles, essays, newsletters, book excerpts, suggested reading list, and descriptions of commercial offerings |
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ThinkReliability.com (27th April, 2005) : Offers workshops, training, and consulting. Developer of the Cause Mapping process. Features free cause mapping template, online presentations, papers, and descriptions of commercial offerings. |
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Performance Improvement International. L.L.C. ( ) : Provides consulting services in the areas of incident investigation, business performance improvement, and analysis training.
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TRIZ Consulting, Inc. () : Provides consulting by using Theory of Inventive problem Solving (TRIZ) and TRIZ training.
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Help Making Decisions () : Decision-Making, Problem-solving, Selections made visually, a free-hand Charting Method for major decisions, No computer software or Mathematical theories needed! Purchase online.
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The Fishbone Diagram () : A visual technique for problem solving. It includes 6 steps on how to implement the fishbone diagram. The Fishbone Diagram (developed in Japan by Professor Ishikawa) can be used by individuals, but is most effective when used by a group. The technique structures
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Noordwijk Risk Initiative Foundation () : Dedicated to sharing knowledge in the field of risk management. Provides information on investigation and analysis tools such as Change Control Cause Analysis and the Management Oversight and Risk Tree.
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