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    Insufficient training Insufficient maintenance

    Incorrect maintenance procedures Poor communication


    Insufficient tools Inadequate supervision
    Human error Latent human error
    Equipment failure Design flaws
    Data quality issues System failure
    Integration failure Misinterpretation of data
    Procedural errors Lack of procedures
    Lack of process Process flaws
    Software defects Inadequate documentation
    Environmental factors Unclear roles
    Lack of authority Lack of accountability
    Poor user interfaces Lack of planning
    Workflow flaws Inaccurate measurements
    Incorrect configuration Cultural factors
    Inadequate feedback mechanisms Incorrect analysis
    Lack of precision and accuracy Lack of testing
    Test scripts flawed or insufficient Change control failures
    Supply failures Infrastructure failures
    Disasters and other major disruptions Inadequate inspection
    Inadequate logging Insufficient monitoring
    Lack of notifications Lack of ownership
    Insufficient capacity Insufficient durability
    Management failure Quality assurance failure
    Insufficient quality control Improper installation
    Improper calibration Process was not followed
    Procedures were not followed Issues were not escalated
    Inadequate troubleshooting Equipment unfit for purpose
    Equipment operated beyond service life Software operated beyond end-of-support
    Failure to recognize warning signs Failure to investigate notifications
    Wrong parts or components used Wear and tear
    Insufficient error handling Poor architectural design
    Ineffective version control Flawed deployment practices
    Over-automation – human checks requiredLack of automation
    Unmanaged risk Insufficient risk controls

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