Risk ledgers Define The Box, starting with the failure in mind
by Joe Slaughter | at Minnebar 19
A risk ledger changes the scope of corrective actions taken and the documents used to support business, operations, quality, maintenance, and the standard operating procedures to satisfy customers. Learn a methodology to classify risk and map the corrective actions with a purpose.
We all desire to work on the important before they becomes urgent. Prioritizing corrective actions and steps taken to address the risks of business, process, users and devices. Failure Modes help think outside of the desired results and help you define what it takes to stay in a state of success.
Layer1Holdings has developed through a Customer Relationship Management, a method to store risks, map risks to scope, and quote to scope.
Learn the methodology and see it implemented in a Live Product Demo DefineTheBox.com Published in the Microsoft App Store: https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/dynamics-365/layer1holdingsllc1667923574055.definethebox
Our goal is to stop stitching together Frankenstein's documentation by storing user requirements, failure modes and the corrective actions to reduce scope creep by prioritizing risks to be addressed.
Joe Slaughter
Industrial Automation Engineer, Publisher of DefineTheBox a Microsoft App for dynamic and living documentation
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