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  • Analysis Paralysis

    Article proposing analysis of root contradictions as a quicker, less data-intensive method to achieve effective problem solutions. Hosted at the TRIZ Journal. By Darell Mann.

    www.triz-journal.com

  • Root Cause Analysis for Beginners

    Article from the July 2004 issue of Quality Progress, published by the American Society for Quality. By James Rooney and Lee Vanden Heuvel. (PDF)

    www.asq.org

  • A Statistical Comparison of Three Root Cause Analysis Tools

    Compares cause-effect diagrams, interrelationship diagrams, and current reality trees in areas such as perceived ease-of-use and ability to identify root causes. Peer-refereed article by Dr. Anthony Mark Doggett, published in the Journal of Industrial Technology, April 2004. (PDF)

    www.nait.org

  • Root Cause Analysis

    Concise description of root cause analysis from a systems perspective, with reference to classic system archetypes. By Gene Bellinger.

    www.systems-thinking.org

  • Why do root cause analysis?

    Short article providing a statistical argument for targeting improvement efforts using root cause analysis instead of traditional problem solving. By Arthur Schneiderman.

    www.schneiderman.com

  • Root Cause Network

    Archive of newsletters with articles on root cause analysis.

    www.rootcause.net

  • The Seven Deadly Sins of Quality Management

    Article from the September 2003 issue of Quality Progress, published by the American Society for Quality. Suggests a new taxonomy of root causes that characterizes seven modes of management system dysfunction. By John Dew.

    www.asq.org

  • Solving Operational Problems in Business

    Article from the October 2006 issue of Inc.com. Provides a brief description of the "5 Why?" method for small business problem solving. By Rebecca Morgan.

    www.inc.com

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