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> I thought it would be a useful exercise to brainstorm some of the differences in focus between what I’ll call the traditional view of reliability, and the resilience engineering view.
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It’s short (just a table), but it definitely made me think.
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## 正文
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As a fan of resilience engineering, I often differ with people on where we should focus our scarce engineering cycles in order to improve reliability.
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I thought it would be a useful exercise to brainstorm some of the differences in focus between what I’ll call the *traditional* view of reliability, and the resilience engineering view.
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| **Traditional view focuses on** | **Resilience engineering view focuses on** |
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| accountability | coordination |
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| prioritization | goal conflicts |
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| risk mitigation | risk trade-offs |
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| better processes and conformance thereof | more expertise |
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| quantitative | qualitative |
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| root cause | interaction of multiple factors |
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| action items | insight |
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| preventing future incidents, ensuring all incidents are novel | better handling of novel incidents |
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| reducing complexity | navigating complexity |
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| objectives | production pressure |
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| robustness | resilience |
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| human variability as liability | human variability as asset |
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| building accurate system model | repairing inevitable model errors |
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| rigor | improvisation |
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| explicit knowledge | tacit knowledge |
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| automation, benefits of | automation, risks introduced by |
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## One thought on “Traditional versus resilience engineering views”
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