Convergence Of Safety Culture And Lean: Lessons From The Leaders

Featuring Sidney Dekker, Steven Spear, and Richard Cook.

Convergence of Safety Culture and Lean: Lessons from the Leaders

DOES17 San Francisco
DevOps Enterprise Summit

[CharlesTBetz]

This panel will go down in history as a watershed moment for the digital profession. Notable, in the fullest sense of the word.

[SyamsulArifinKLH]

Its the end on the cord, its the coupling of standard work, which is the agreement you and i have, that this is in the moment our best known approach, not the best approach, but our best known approach for accomplishing something. But its also is coupled with humility, this recognition, our best know approach will be inadequate, we dont know when, otherwise we will have a better known appoach, but it will be inadequate, because it will inadequate, we have to have mechanism to calling out its a adequacy the moment when inadequacy is recognized.

[SyamsulArifinKLH]

"The adversary for human activity is ignonarce. If we have perfect knowledge nothing will ever go wrong. The reason thing is because we didnt know what really we should have been doing or really how we should have been doing it. So if we view ignorant as the adversary for all well-intentioned undertaking then what we have to do is make sure that we behave in such a way that we recognize we're ignorant sooner than later, which requires humility to say "im in a situation and probably there're some fairly important profound things where i'm actually quite moronic about these things."