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Why Do Good People Often Make Bad Decisions?
Using Root Cause Analysis (RCA) to Tell Our Story Why do we often judge other people based on the outcomes of their decisions, yet when we make a poor decision, we preferred to be judged based our intent? We all know that when we take a calculated risk, we can be either a hero or a zero with the very same decision. In this presentation we will explore why good people often make poor decisions, and how we can use effective RCA to help us graphically express the thought processes related to our decisions, no matter the nature of the bad outcome. This presentation will be interactive and using live input from the audience to turn principles into immediate practice. Collectively as Reliability professionals, we need to band together to defeat the following paradigm: “We NEVER seem to have the time and budget to do things right, but we ALWAYS seem to have the time and budget to do them again!” |
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About Robert J. Latino:
Robert J. Latino is CEO of Reliability Center, Inc. (RCI). RCI is a 46 year old Reliability Consulting firm specializing in improving Equipment, Process and Human Reliability. Mr. Latino received his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management from Virginia Commonwealth University. Robert J. Latino has been facilitating RCA & FMEA analyses with his clientele around the world for over 33 years and has taught over 10,000 students in the PROACT® Methodology. Mr. Latino is author or co-author of five (5) books related to Reliability, FMEA, Human Error Reduction and/or RCA. Mr. Latino has applied his RCA methodology to the field of Terrorism and Counter Terrorism via a published paper entitled "The Application of PROACT RCA to Terrorism/Counter Terrorism Related Events" (Muresa, Gheorghe., The Application of PROACT RCA to Terrorism/Counter Terrorism Related Events, in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Intelligence and Security Informatics, Kantor, P., Roberts, F., Wang, F., Merkle, R., Zend, D., and Hsinchun, C., Springer, Atlanta, 2005, 579-589. Mr. Latino is an internationally recognized author, trainer, software developer, lecturer and practitioner of best practices in the field of Reliability Engineering with a specialty in Root Cause Analysis. |
In 2018, we had:
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