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High Reliability - Myth or Possibility?

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by DNV

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DNV presents High Reliability - Myth or Possibility? Highly Reliable Organization. Just Culture. What do these terms really mean to executives seeking sustainable operational excellence? Delve into the history and current socio-technical science to define and explain the concepts surrounding High Reliability and Just Culture. We'll explore the relationship between the two terms, the principles that shape them, and how they are related. You'll hear examples of how any company in any industry can - and should - work toward becoming a Collaborative Highly Reliable Organization.

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Recent Episodes

August 20, 2024

13 - Why is the Triad Process Important in Achieving High Reliability?

What is the triad process? A triad process provides a balanced approach to seeing, understanding, and managing risk. Join Tammy Allen and Scott Griffith as they explain the triad process and how it helps guide organizations to becoming highly reliable.

June 4, 2024

12 - Do words matter?

Change your words- A step forward in changing the culture We can all, on some level, agree that words matter. Our language will often influence how we perceive the world around us. Scott Griffith and Tammy Allen discuss the importance of word choice and how it can make a difference and play an essential role in creating a Collaborative Just Culture®.

April 2, 2024

11 - Exploring the what, why, and how of Collaborative Just Culture®

By understanding the what and the why, we can move forward with determining the how. In this episode, Scott Griffith and Tammy Allen explain why we must understand what Collaborative Just Culture® is and why it is important for people and organizations. They also outline in detail how to attain Collaborative Just Culture®.

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What is High Reliability - Myth or Possibility??: DNV presents High Reliability - Myth or Possibility? Highly Reliable Organization. Just Culture. What do these terms really mean to executives seeking sustainable operational excellence?

Delve into the history and current socio-technical science to define and explain the concepts surrounding High Reliability and Just Culture. We'll explore the relationship between the two terms, the principles that shape them, and how they are related. You'll hear examples of how any company in any industry can - and should - work toward becoming a Collaborative Highly Reliable Organization.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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