The Titanic

108 years ago today, at 1:30 p.m. on April 11, 1912. The Titanic left Queenstown, Ireland heading for New York. She was carrying more than 2,228 people, including passengers and crew.

They were probably having a jolly good time on board at this point in the journey. However,  as we know late at night on 14th April – all hell let loose. What exactly caused 1500 people to perish?

Root cause analysis can be a pretty dry subject – but when an organisation has a failure, it’s key to understand what happened and why it happened so that we can stop it from happening again.

By tracing back these actions, we discover where the problem started and how it grew into a failure. Every organisations has problems from time to time so it’s important to equip your team with the skills to understand what went wrong.

Smart Thinking

We run Route Cause Analysis Sessions so that your team can to the origin of a problem quickly. We use stories like the Titanic because it’s more interesting than the Norm. It’s fascinating stuff and our attendees love it.

You have a captive audience at the moment who are working from home.  Even furloughed staff can take part in training. Why not use the time to give your team some useful new skills like Root Cause Analysis?

If you’d like to find out more and run a session for your team, contact us at ideas@smartworkingrevolution.com

We can run thee sessions as part of an Away Day or as a short one hour session as part of your team meeting.