Dr Richard Cook
A tribute to Dr Richard Cook, framing his 1998 paper 'How Complex Systems Fail' as equivalent in importance to Deming's 14 points. Uses Cook's eighteen characteristics of complex system failure to show why human error is always the beginning of an investigation, not the end.
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