Building reliable processes

Reliable processes are those that we can quantify in terms of how often it is done right. A definition of reliability is:

“The measurable capability of something to perform its intended function in the required time under specified conditions.”
Igor Ushakov, Editor, Handbook of Reliability Engineering.

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Building Reliable Processes

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