Active failure |(Human error) Figure 14.6 Reason's Swiss cheese model of system failure System failure Latent conditions in defensive layers

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Project Management Techniques

The guideways or the roadways that are undertaken to perform a project efficiently and all the tools required to accomplish the task are the general outlines for project management techniques.