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“Now an army is exposed to six several calamities: flight, insubordination, collapse, ruin, disorganisation, and rout.”
Sun Tzu · The Art of War · Chapter 10: Terrain
Name the failure modes.
What it means

Six specific failures wreck armies; naming them lets you watch for the early signs.

Use it todayList the six failure modes for your own operation and monitor them.
Today’s questionWhich of the six calamities is my operation most at risk of?
#failure-modes#risk#prevention
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