Catastrophe Disentanglement: Part II -- What Can Go Wrong (and What to Do About It)

by E.M. Bennatan

What do you do when things go wrong? It's a fair question, and a good one to ask in almost any situation. That is because many plans, methods, and processes often break down when things don't go smoothly. In fact, one of the hallmarks of a well-thought-out plan or a good process is how well it survives when severe problems arise. In this, the second Executive Update in the three-part series on catastrophe disentanglement, we will discuss some of the problems that can occur during the disentanglement process and actions to remedy them.

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Catastrophe Disentanglement: Part II -- What Can Go Wrong (and What to Do About It)15 December 2006