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July 18, 2017 | Barb Carr

The Importance of Planning Your Investigations

When you start any major project, you should start by creating a plan, understanding where you’re going and knowing what you need to do along the way. It’s the same with root cause analysis investigations. A plan can make all the difference in the outcome and effectiveness. Did you know TapRooT® has an amazing planning tool called the SnapCharT®? Check out this video to learn more about it:

 

Interested in learning more about planning your investigations and gathering evidence correctly? Take our one day course in Houston this November.

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