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  1. Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems

    This study evaluated whether LLMs can support a scaled and systematic analysis of surveyed data about worker adaptive practices, to foster weak signal ID.

    E.g. can LLMs help identify weak signals from large-scale data. In this case, textual data describing frontline personnel adaptive behaviours during everyday operations. This was obtained via survey.

    PS. Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod

    Extracts:

    ·        “Systems performance varies in everyday operations due to various internal and external factors, with individuals forced to adapt their performance to cope with any given situation”

    ·        “The factors behind these adaptations are not usually evident, as they may emerge from disconnected pieces of information. Making sense of them refers to identifying ‘weak signals’”

    ·        “Data gathering on adaptive performance is rarely performed, if disconnected from adverse events,” even though it “may have several benefits to fully grasp the actual status of the system and understand the mechanisms that sustain its operation.”

    ·        Manual analysis is useful, but limited as “the dominance of human contribution in textual data analysis significantly limits its applicability and scalability”

    ·        The “weak signals identified through the proposed approach are intrinsically socio-technical, as they emerge from the ways in which people adapt, coordinate, prioritize, and make trade-offs in everyday operations”

    ·        This approach isn’t just related to weak signals of emerging risks, but “can also unearth weak signals that contribute positively to system performance”, e.g. “positive weak signals” represent the very mechanisms that ensure system resilience in everyday operations. They reveal how systems continue to function effectively despite uncertainty, constraints, and competing goals, by relying on adaptive capacity rather than strict procedural compliance”

    ·        “This study demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        One weak signal was “the combination of the absence of specific procedures and colleagues’ pressure during events characterized by communication issues”

    ·        The study “demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        The authors claim that such patterns are “hard to grasp by traditional methods”

    ·        Further, “proactive safety improvements” and “strengthening the foundations of knowledge management in high-stakes domains”

    Lombardi, M., & Patriarca, R. (2026). Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 176, 114738.

    #ai #llm #safety #risk #safetyengineering

    Study link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engappai.2026.114738

    My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod
    My site with more reviews: SafetyInsights.org
    Shout me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/benhutchinson
    Safe As LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14717868

    #adaptiveBehaviour #ai #artificialIntelligence #llm #resilienceEngineering #safetyIi #weakSignals
  2. Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems

    This study evaluated whether LLMs can support a scaled and systematic analysis of surveyed data about worker adaptive practices, to foster weak signal ID.

    E.g. can LLMs help identify weak signals from large-scale data. In this case, textual data describing frontline personnel adaptive behaviours during everyday operations. This was obtained via survey.

    PS. Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod

    Extracts:

    ·        “Systems performance varies in everyday operations due to various internal and external factors, with individuals forced to adapt their performance to cope with any given situation”

    ·        “The factors behind these adaptations are not usually evident, as they may emerge from disconnected pieces of information. Making sense of them refers to identifying ‘weak signals’”

    ·        “Data gathering on adaptive performance is rarely performed, if disconnected from adverse events,” even though it “may have several benefits to fully grasp the actual status of the system and understand the mechanisms that sustain its operation.”

    ·        Manual analysis is useful, but limited as “the dominance of human contribution in textual data analysis significantly limits its applicability and scalability”

    ·        The “weak signals identified through the proposed approach are intrinsically socio-technical, as they emerge from the ways in which people adapt, coordinate, prioritize, and make trade-offs in everyday operations”

    ·        This approach isn’t just related to weak signals of emerging risks, but “can also unearth weak signals that contribute positively to system performance”, e.g. “positive weak signals” represent the very mechanisms that ensure system resilience in everyday operations. They reveal how systems continue to function effectively despite uncertainty, constraints, and competing goals, by relying on adaptive capacity rather than strict procedural compliance”

    ·        “This study demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        One weak signal was “the combination of the absence of specific procedures and colleagues’ pressure during events characterized by communication issues”

    ·        The study “demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        The authors claim that such patterns are “hard to grasp by traditional methods”

    ·        Further, “proactive safety improvements” and “strengthening the foundations of knowledge management in high-stakes domains”

    Lombardi, M., & Patriarca, R. (2026). Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 176, 114738.

    #ai #llm #safety #risk #safetyengineering

    Study link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engappai.2026.114738

    My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod
    My site with more reviews: SafetyInsights.org
    Shout me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/benhutchinson
    Safe As LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14717868

    #adaptiveBehaviour #ai #artificialIntelligence #llm #resilienceEngineering #safetyIi #weakSignals
  3. Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems

    This study evaluated whether LLMs can support a scaled and systematic analysis of surveyed data about worker adaptive practices, to foster weak signal ID.

    E.g. can LLMs help identify weak signals from large-scale data. In this case, textual data describing frontline personnel adaptive behaviours during everyday operations. This was obtained via survey.

    PS. Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod

    Extracts:

    ·        “Systems performance varies in everyday operations due to various internal and external factors, with individuals forced to adapt their performance to cope with any given situation”

    ·        “The factors behind these adaptations are not usually evident, as they may emerge from disconnected pieces of information. Making sense of them refers to identifying ‘weak signals’”

    ·        “Data gathering on adaptive performance is rarely performed, if disconnected from adverse events,” even though it “may have several benefits to fully grasp the actual status of the system and understand the mechanisms that sustain its operation.”

    ·        Manual analysis is useful, but limited as “the dominance of human contribution in textual data analysis significantly limits its applicability and scalability”

    ·        The “weak signals identified through the proposed approach are intrinsically socio-technical, as they emerge from the ways in which people adapt, coordinate, prioritize, and make trade-offs in everyday operations”

    ·        This approach isn’t just related to weak signals of emerging risks, but “can also unearth weak signals that contribute positively to system performance”, e.g. “positive weak signals” represent the very mechanisms that ensure system resilience in everyday operations. They reveal how systems continue to function effectively despite uncertainty, constraints, and competing goals, by relying on adaptive capacity rather than strict procedural compliance”

    ·        “This study demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        One weak signal was “the combination of the absence of specific procedures and colleagues’ pressure during events characterized by communication issues”

    ·        The study “demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        The authors claim that such patterns are “hard to grasp by traditional methods”

    ·        Further, “proactive safety improvements” and “strengthening the foundations of knowledge management in high-stakes domains”

    Lombardi, M., & Patriarca, R. (2026). Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 176, 114738.

    #ai #llm #safety #risk #safetyengineering

    Study link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engappai.2026.114738

    My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod
    My site with more reviews: SafetyInsights.org
    Shout me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/benhutchinson
    Safe As LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14717868

    #adaptiveBehaviour #ai #artificialIntelligence #llm #resilienceEngineering #safetyIi #weakSignals
  4. Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems

    This study evaluated whether LLMs can support a scaled and systematic analysis of surveyed data about worker adaptive practices, to foster weak signal ID.

    E.g. can LLMs help identify weak signals from large-scale data. In this case, textual data describing frontline personnel adaptive behaviours during everyday operations. This was obtained via survey.

    PS. Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod

    Extracts:

    ·        “Systems performance varies in everyday operations due to various internal and external factors, with individuals forced to adapt their performance to cope with any given situation”

    ·        “The factors behind these adaptations are not usually evident, as they may emerge from disconnected pieces of information. Making sense of them refers to identifying ‘weak signals’”

    ·        “Data gathering on adaptive performance is rarely performed, if disconnected from adverse events,” even though it “may have several benefits to fully grasp the actual status of the system and understand the mechanisms that sustain its operation.”

    ·        Manual analysis is useful, but limited as “the dominance of human contribution in textual data analysis significantly limits its applicability and scalability”

    ·        The “weak signals identified through the proposed approach are intrinsically socio-technical, as they emerge from the ways in which people adapt, coordinate, prioritize, and make trade-offs in everyday operations”

    ·        This approach isn’t just related to weak signals of emerging risks, but “can also unearth weak signals that contribute positively to system performance”, e.g. “positive weak signals” represent the very mechanisms that ensure system resilience in everyday operations. They reveal how systems continue to function effectively despite uncertainty, constraints, and competing goals, by relying on adaptive capacity rather than strict procedural compliance”

    ·        “This study demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        One weak signal was “the combination of the absence of specific procedures and colleagues’ pressure during events characterized by communication issues”

    ·        The study “demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        The authors claim that such patterns are “hard to grasp by traditional methods”

    ·        Further, “proactive safety improvements” and “strengthening the foundations of knowledge management in high-stakes domains”

    Lombardi, M., & Patriarca, R. (2026). Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 176, 114738.

    #ai #llm #safety #risk #safetyengineering

    Study link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engappai.2026.114738

    My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod
    My site with more reviews: SafetyInsights.org
    Shout me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/benhutchinson
    Safe As LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14717868

    #adaptiveBehaviour #ai #artificialIntelligence #llm #resilienceEngineering #safetyIi #weakSignals
  5. Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems

    This study evaluated whether LLMs can support a scaled and systematic analysis of surveyed data about worker adaptive practices, to foster weak signal ID.

    E.g. can LLMs help identify weak signals from large-scale data. In this case, textual data describing frontline personnel adaptive behaviours during everyday operations. This was obtained via survey.

    PS. Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod

    Extracts:

    ·        “Systems performance varies in everyday operations due to various internal and external factors, with individuals forced to adapt their performance to cope with any given situation”

    ·        “The factors behind these adaptations are not usually evident, as they may emerge from disconnected pieces of information. Making sense of them refers to identifying ‘weak signals’”

    ·        “Data gathering on adaptive performance is rarely performed, if disconnected from adverse events,” even though it “may have several benefits to fully grasp the actual status of the system and understand the mechanisms that sustain its operation.”

    ·        Manual analysis is useful, but limited as “the dominance of human contribution in textual data analysis significantly limits its applicability and scalability”

    ·        The “weak signals identified through the proposed approach are intrinsically socio-technical, as they emerge from the ways in which people adapt, coordinate, prioritize, and make trade-offs in everyday operations”

    ·        This approach isn’t just related to weak signals of emerging risks, but “can also unearth weak signals that contribute positively to system performance”, e.g. “positive weak signals” represent the very mechanisms that ensure system resilience in everyday operations. They reveal how systems continue to function effectively despite uncertainty, constraints, and competing goals, by relying on adaptive capacity rather than strict procedural compliance”

    ·        “This study demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        One weak signal was “the combination of the absence of specific procedures and colleagues’ pressure during events characterized by communication issues”

    ·        The study “demonstrates how the application of LLM-driven analysis can reveal subtle but potentially crucial weak signals within ultra-safe, complex socio-technical environments”

    ·        The authors claim that such patterns are “hard to grasp by traditional methods”

    ·        Further, “proactive safety improvements” and “strengthening the foundations of knowledge management in high-stakes domains”

    Lombardi, M., & Patriarca, R. (2026). Tuning into whispered frequencies: Harnessing Large Language Models to detect Weak Signals in complex socio-technical systems. Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 176, 114738.

    #ai #llm #safety #risk #safetyengineering

    Study link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engappai.2026.114738

    My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@safe_as_pod
    My site with more reviews: SafetyInsights.org
    Shout me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/benhutchinson
    Safe As LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14717868

    #adaptiveBehaviour #ai #artificialIntelligence #llm #resilienceEngineering #safetyIi #weakSignals
  6. AWS US-EAST-1 outage (Oct 20, 2025): Root cause & lessons

    A DNS race condition in DynamoDB led to empty endpoint records, triggering cascading failures across AWS services like EC2 and Lambda.

    Explore what went wrong and how to build resilient cloud systems:
    shorturl.at/sJO5K

    #AWS #CloudComputing #DevOps #DynamoDB #ResilienceEngineering

  7. AWS US-EAST-1 outage (Oct 20, 2025): Root cause & lessons

    A DNS race condition in DynamoDB led to empty endpoint records, triggering cascading failures across AWS services like EC2 and Lambda.

    Explore what went wrong and how to build resilient cloud systems:
    shorturl.at/sJO5K

    #AWS #CloudComputing #DevOps #DynamoDB #ResilienceEngineering

  8. South Korea’s 858TB data loss incident is a stark reminder that centralized cloud without redundancy is a single point of failure.

    A fire at a government data center wiped out critical systems, exposing gaps in backup strategy, disaster recovery, and resilience engineering

    This is not just a failure — it’s a blueprint of what DevOps and governments must never repeat.

    🔗 shorturl.at/wQl95

    #DevOps #DistributedSystems #ResilienceEngineering #CloudComputing #DataProtection #SRE

  9. South Korea’s 858TB data loss incident is a stark reminder that centralized cloud without redundancy is a single point of failure.

    A fire at a government data center wiped out critical systems, exposing gaps in backup strategy, disaster recovery, and resilience engineering

    This is not just a failure — it’s a blueprint of what DevOps and governments must never repeat.

    🔗 shorturl.at/wQl95

    #DevOps #DistributedSystems #ResilienceEngineering #CloudComputing #DataProtection #SRE

  10. Resilience in Software Foundation is hosting a FRAM workshop!

    Dr. Niklas Grabbe is giving an introduction to the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM).

    April 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT. $10 to register (free to Foundation members).

    The workshop is designed as a practical introduction for people interested in resilience engineering, safety science, and system modeling.

    #ResilienceEngineering #Resilience #ResilienceInSoftware #RISF #FRAM #SRE #Complexity

    resilienceinsoftware.org/netwo

  11. Resilience in Software Foundation is hosting a FRAM workshop!

    Dr. Niklas Grabbe is giving an introduction to the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM).

    April 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT. $10 to register (free to Foundation members).

    The workshop is designed as a practical introduction for people interested in resilience engineering, safety science, and system modeling.

    #ResilienceEngineering #Resilience #ResilienceInSoftware #RISF #FRAM #SRE #Complexity

    resilienceinsoftware.org/netwo

  12. Resilience in Software Foundation is hosting a FRAM workshop!

    Dr. Niklas Grabbe is giving an introduction to the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM).

    April 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT. $10 to register (free to Foundation members).

    The workshop is designed as a practical introduction for people interested in resilience engineering, safety science, and system modeling.

    #ResilienceEngineering #Resilience #ResilienceInSoftware #RISF #FRAM #SRE #Complexity

    resilienceinsoftware.org/netwo

  13. Resilience in Software Foundation is hosting a FRAM workshop!

    Dr. Niklas Grabbe is giving an introduction to the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM).

    April 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT. $10 to register (free to Foundation members).

    The workshop is designed as a practical introduction for people interested in resilience engineering, safety science, and system modeling.

    #ResilienceEngineering #Resilience #ResilienceInSoftware #RISF #FRAM #SRE #Complexity

    resilienceinsoftware.org/netwo

  14. Resilience in Software Foundation is hosting a FRAM workshop!

    Dr. Niklas Grabbe is giving an introduction to the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM).

    April 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT. $10 to register (free to Foundation members).

    The workshop is designed as a practical introduction for people interested in resilience engineering, safety science, and system modeling.

    #ResilienceEngineering #Resilience #ResilienceInSoftware #RISF #FRAM #SRE #Complexity

    resilienceinsoftware.org/netwo

  15. CW: Self promotion

    Trust is the glue of our society, but we’re living through a 30+ year crisis of trust in institutions. As software makers, we aren't just witnesses to this crisis; we are participants in it.

    When a number is wrong, trust is lost. And I am sort of fed up of "works on my machine" being applied to number and data outputs by systems. "Number is correct, bug closed". We have to do better.

    So I've tried to document that, and also share some more difficult areas like communicating uncertainty in a sensible way.

    The lovely people at #Monkigras are letting me share this with a wonderful audience of curious engineers next week (19th-20th March - link monkigras.com/ )

    Do not worry, there will also be trains. Hopefully yellow ones.

    #PreppingCraft #SystemsThinking #ResilienceEngineering #TrustBeforeTruth #AI #RailwayEngineering #ux

  16. CW: Self promotion

    Trust is the glue of our society, but we’re living through a 30+ year crisis of trust in institutions. As software makers, we aren't just witnesses to this crisis; we are participants in it.

    When a number is wrong, trust is lost. And I am sort of fed up of "works on my machine" being applied to number and data outputs by systems. "Number is correct, bug closed". We have to do better.

    So I've tried to document that, and also share some more difficult areas like communicating uncertainty in a sensible way.

    The lovely people at #Monkigras are letting me share this with a wonderful audience of curious engineers next week (19th-20th March - link monkigras.com/ )

    Do not worry, there will also be trains. Hopefully yellow ones.

    #PreppingCraft #SystemsThinking #ResilienceEngineering #TrustBeforeTruth #AI #RailwayEngineering #ux

  17. CW: Self promotion

    Trust is the glue of our society, but we’re living through a 30+ year crisis of trust in institutions. As software makers, we aren't just witnesses to this crisis; we are participants in it.

    When a number is wrong, trust is lost. And I am sort of fed up of "works on my machine" being applied to number and data outputs by systems. "Number is correct, bug closed". We have to do better.

    So I've tried to document that, and also share some more difficult areas like communicating uncertainty in a sensible way.

    The lovely people at are letting me share this with a wonderful audience of curious engineers next week (19th-20th March - link monkigras.com/ )

    Do not worry, there will also be trains. Hopefully yellow ones.

  18. CW: Self promotion

    Trust is the glue of our society, but we’re living through a 30+ year crisis of trust in institutions. As software makers, we aren't just witnesses to this crisis; we are participants in it.

    When a number is wrong, trust is lost. And I am sort of fed up of "works on my machine" being applied to number and data outputs by systems. "Number is correct, bug closed". We have to do better.

    So I've tried to document that, and also share some more difficult areas like communicating uncertainty in a sensible way.

    The lovely people at #Monkigras are letting me share this with a wonderful audience of curious engineers next week (19th-20th March - link monkigras.com/ )

    Do not worry, there will also be trains. Hopefully yellow ones.

    #PreppingCraft #SystemsThinking #ResilienceEngineering #TrustBeforeTruth #AI #RailwayEngineering #ux

  19. CW: Self promotion

    Trust is the glue of our society, but we’re living through a 30+ year crisis of trust in institutions. As software makers, we aren't just witnesses to this crisis; we are participants in it.

    When a number is wrong, trust is lost. And I am sort of fed up of "works on my machine" being applied to number and data outputs by systems. "Number is correct, bug closed". We have to do better.

    So I've tried to document that, and also share some more difficult areas like communicating uncertainty in a sensible way.

    The lovely people at #Monkigras are letting me share this with a wonderful audience of curious engineers next week (19th-20th March - link monkigras.com/ )

    Do not worry, there will also be trains. Hopefully yellow ones.

    #PreppingCraft #SystemsThinking #ResilienceEngineering #TrustBeforeTruth #AI #RailwayEngineering #ux

  20. A communications failure disrupted air traffic operations across Greece, grounding and diverting flights for several hours. Officials report no evidence of a cyberattack, with technical and judicial investigations underway.

    The incident reinforces the importance of resilience engineering, redundancy testing, and modernization in safety-critical systems - alongside cyber defense.

    From an infosec and resilience standpoint, where should investment be prioritized?

    Source: securityweek.com/cyberattack-u

    Share insights and follow @technadu for objective coverage.

    #CriticalInfrastructure #ResilienceEngineering #AviationSecurity #Infosec #OperationalRisk #SystemsReliability

  21. A communications failure disrupted air traffic operations across Greece, grounding and diverting flights for several hours. Officials report no evidence of a cyberattack, with technical and judicial investigations underway.

    The incident reinforces the importance of resilience engineering, redundancy testing, and modernization in safety-critical systems - alongside cyber defense.

    From an infosec and resilience standpoint, where should investment be prioritized?

    Source: securityweek.com/cyberattack-u

    Share insights and follow @technadu for objective coverage.

    #CriticalInfrastructure #ResilienceEngineering #AviationSecurity #Infosec #OperationalRisk #SystemsReliability

  22. A communications failure disrupted air traffic operations across Greece, grounding and diverting flights for several hours. Officials report no evidence of a cyberattack, with technical and judicial investigations underway.

    The incident reinforces the importance of resilience engineering, redundancy testing, and modernization in safety-critical systems - alongside cyber defense.

    From an infosec and resilience standpoint, where should investment be prioritized?

    Source: securityweek.com/cyberattack-u

    Share insights and follow @technadu for objective coverage.

    #CriticalInfrastructure #ResilienceEngineering #AviationSecurity #Infosec #OperationalRisk #SystemsReliability

  23. A communications failure disrupted air traffic operations across Greece, grounding and diverting flights for several hours. Officials report no evidence of a cyberattack, with technical and judicial investigations underway.

    The incident reinforces the importance of resilience engineering, redundancy testing, and modernization in safety-critical systems - alongside cyber defense.

    From an infosec and resilience standpoint, where should investment be prioritized?

    Source: securityweek.com/cyberattack-u

    Share insights and follow @technadu for objective coverage.

    #CriticalInfrastructure #ResilienceEngineering #AviationSecurity #Infosec #OperationalRisk #SystemsReliability

  24. "... it is impossible to ensure safe and efficient performance by insisting on compliance with design assumptions or work-as-imagined, since the actual conditions never completely match the intended conditions. This is demonstrated by the simple fact that working-to-rule is a recognized way of creating disruptions." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  25. "... it is impossible to ensure safe and efficient performance by insisting on compliance with design assumptions or work-as-imagined, since the actual conditions never completely match the intended conditions. This is demonstrated by the simple fact that working-to-rule is a recognized way of creating disruptions." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  26. "... it is impossible to ensure safe and efficient performance by insisting on compliance with design assumptions or work-as-imagined, since the actual conditions never completely match the intended conditions. This is demonstrated by the simple fact that working-to-rule is a recognized way of creating disruptions." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  27. "... it is impossible to ensure safe and efficient performance by insisting on compliance with design assumptions or work-as-imagined, since the actual conditions never completely match the intended conditions. This is demonstrated by the simple fact that working-to-rule is a recognized way of creating disruptions." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  28. "... it is impossible to ensure safe and efficient performance by insisting on compliance with design assumptions or work-as-imagined, since the actual conditions never completely match the intended conditions. This is demonstrated by the simple fact that working-to-rule is a recognized way of creating disruptions." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  29. "In #ResilienceEngineering it makes as much sense to try to understand why things go right as to understand why they go wrong. In fact, it makes more sense because there are very many more things that go right than things that go wrong." researchgate.net/publication/2

  30. "In #ResilienceEngineering it makes as much sense to try to understand why things go right as to understand why they go wrong. In fact, it makes more sense because there are very many more things that go right than things that go wrong." researchgate.net/publication/2

  31. "In #ResilienceEngineering it makes as much sense to try to understand why things go right as to understand why they go wrong. In fact, it makes more sense because there are very many more things that go right than things that go wrong." researchgate.net/publication/2

  32. "In #ResilienceEngineering it makes as much sense to try to understand why things go right as to understand why they go wrong. In fact, it makes more sense because there are very many more things that go right than things that go wrong." researchgate.net/publication/2

  33. "In #ResilienceEngineering it makes as much sense to try to understand why things go right as to understand why they go wrong. In fact, it makes more sense because there are very many more things that go right than things that go wrong." researchgate.net/publication/2

  34. "...a built system must include or embody some form of sentience – intelligence or cognition – in order to be resilient." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  35. "...a built system must include or embody some form of sentience – intelligence or cognition – in order to be resilient." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  36. "...a built system must include or embody some form of sentience – intelligence or cognition – in order to be resilient." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  37. "...a built system must include or embody some form of sentience – intelligence or cognition – in order to be resilient." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  38. "...a built system must include or embody some form of sentience – intelligence or cognition – in order to be resilient." researchgate.net/publication/2 #ResilienceEngineering

  39. More entries to the Practice of Practice collection! Grow with your team! Find that empathy everyone is talking about! Build relationships! Learn the system!

    systems seeing journalling by @RuthMalan

    instrumenting complexity with LEGO from @mike_bowler

    github.com/maroda/practiceofpr

    #SRE #PracticeOfPractice #ResilienceEngineering #GamePlay #Improvisation

  40. More entries to the Practice of Practice collection! Grow with your team! Find that empathy everyone is talking about! Build relationships! Learn the system!

    systems seeing journalling by @RuthMalan

    instrumenting complexity with LEGO from @mike_bowler

    github.com/maroda/practiceofpr

    #SRE #PracticeOfPractice #ResilienceEngineering #GamePlay #Improvisation

  41. More entries to the Practice of Practice collection! Grow with your team! Find that empathy everyone is talking about! Build relationships! Learn the system!

    systems seeing journalling by @RuthMalan

    instrumenting complexity with LEGO from @mike_bowler

    github.com/maroda/practiceofpr

    #SRE #PracticeOfPractice #ResilienceEngineering #GamePlay #Improvisation

  42. More entries to the Practice of Practice collection! Grow with your team! Find that empathy everyone is talking about! Build relationships! Learn the system!

    systems seeing journalling by @RuthMalan

    instrumenting complexity with LEGO from @mike_bowler

    github.com/maroda/practiceofpr

    #SRE #PracticeOfPractice #ResilienceEngineering #GamePlay #Improvisation

  43. More entries to the Practice of Practice collection! Grow with your team! Find that empathy everyone is talking about! Build relationships! Learn the system!

    systems seeing journalling by @RuthMalan

    instrumenting complexity with LEGO from @mike_bowler

    github.com/maroda/practiceofpr

    #SRE #PracticeOfPractice #ResilienceEngineering #GamePlay #Improvisation

  44. It drives me fucking bananas that SREs at my company are not considered Engineers and are not included in DevEx. On purpose. For the love of all that's holy!!!!!!!1

    Brought to you by: a longish motivational thing the VP of Engineering dropped in their channel today that really showed some care for helping people in their careers and learn.

    But it's that this stuff was made explicit, by a leader, that really sets it apart and illustrates how dysfunctional the TechOps side of the org is growing without any leadership. They've flattened the entire thing out so that managers are reporting directly to the CTO and are taking on 10-15 reports, minimum. It's a ticket factory, not a collaboration.

    #SRE #ResilienceEngineering

  45. It drives me fucking bananas that SREs at my company are not considered Engineers and are not included in DevEx. On purpose. For the love of all that's holy!!!!!!!1

    Brought to you by: a longish motivational thing the VP of Engineering dropped in their channel today that really showed some care for helping people in their careers and learn.

    But it's that this stuff was made explicit, by a leader, that really sets it apart and illustrates how dysfunctional the TechOps side of the org is growing without any leadership. They've flattened the entire thing out so that managers are reporting directly to the CTO and are taking on 10-15 reports, minimum. It's a ticket factory, not a collaboration.

    #SRE #ResilienceEngineering