The purpose of this RCA is to show how a cause & effect diagram helps people understand problems. We used information available online to build this record and we were not hired by Crowdstrike to do this work.
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Thank you for all the thoughtful comments. The intention of these examples is to show how root cause analysis breaks problems down in a way that’s easier to understand than a standard narrative. This is typically done with a cause and effect chart. Yes, the analysis is gated, but I’ve listed the links here:
Yes, we mention that there are other methods but decided not to go into detail about each one. Based upon the comments we're getting, it sounds like we could have gone a bit further in describing the other methods available. Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks for the question. Our experience is that the causal analysis method described in the eBook is a more effective way to understand the causes of a problem and find effective solutions. We often discuss the pros/cons of different RCA methods in our free webinars and we have one about Fishbone in June. Feel free to sign up http://www.sologic.com/root-cause-analysis-training/rca-webi....
