What is the Ishikawa cause/effect diagram method?
The event tree: a risk analysis method
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What is the Ishikawa cause/effect diagram method?
The event tree: a risk analysis method

Author : Jean-Pierre PAYRE

Publication date: December 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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2. What is the Ishikawa cause/effect diagram method?

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The method consists, first and foremost, of a graphic representation that visualizes the possible causes of a risk or failure. The effect is what has been observed directly. The main problem can be the subject of a summary analysis, or a complete analysis identifying all the ins and outs (for example, with the QQOQCP method (Tool The QQOQCP method ), which will be described in greater detail later).

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