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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Drift into failure

From Hunting Broken Components to Understanding Complex Systems

Book • 2010

Author

Sidney Dekker

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Recommended by

Adam Leventhal

, even though Brian Cantrill dislikes it.

390 snips

Predictions 2026!!

Mentioned by

Randy Shoup

, explaining how systems can gradually degrade over time, leading to failures.

21 snips

Architecture Should Model the World as It Really Is: A Conversation with Randy Shoup

Mentioned by

Harry Max

to illustrate the dangers of making decisions in a local context without considering broader systemic implications.

16 snips

Chesterton's Fence

Mentioned by

Harry Max

as a book illustrating how seemingly well-made data-driven decisions can lead to catastrophic outcomes due to narrow framing.

15 snips

Beyond Data

Mentioned by

James Bullen

, referencing

Sidney Dekker

's research and book on understanding failures in complex systems.

Can 'normalisation of deviance' help to explain a catastrophe?

Erwähnt von Paula im Zusammenhang mit der Aussage "Du förderst, was du tolerierst" und der Bedeutung von Sicherheitsstandards.

„titriert“ – Journalclub Juni 2025

Mentioned by

Sharon Todd

as one of

Sidney Dekker

's books that she has read.

Sidney Dekker - his thoughts on Failure, Blame, and Forgiveness.

Recommended by

Adam Leventhal

, highlighting its focus on understanding complex systems and avoiding the trap of solely fixing broken components.

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