A Statistical Comparison of Three Root Cause Analysis Tools

Anthony Mark Doggett

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Dr. Mark Doggett is a post-doctoral fellow andinstructor at Colorado State University and is anadjunct faculty member at Aims Community Col-lege. He is currently working on grants for theNational Science Foundation in medical technol-ogy and the Department of Education in careerand technical education. He also teaches coursesin process control, leadership, and project man-agement. His research interests are decision-mak-ing and problem-solving strategies, technicalmanagement, theory of constraints, and opera-tions system design.

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1990The Fifth Discipline 2000Research Methods in Applied Settings: An Integrated Approach to Design and Analysis 1994It's Not Luck 2002Root Cause Analysis: Simplified Tools and Techniques 2024The Constraints Management Handbook n.d.Thinking for a change putting the TOC thinking processes to use 1999The Measurement Nightmare: How the Theory of Constraints Can Resolve Conflicting Strategies, Policies, and Measures 2020Management for Quality Improvement

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