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September 24, 2014 | Barb Carr

Root Cause Analysis Tips: 2014 Global TapRooT® Summit Best Practices (Champion Technologies)

Trevor Archibald of Champion Technologies shared his TapRooT® best practice with us at the 2014 Global TapRooT® Summit, during our Users Share Best Practices session. Watch his video below to learn how he keeps his investigation teams’ skills fresh and up-to-date:

If you’re at work and don’t have time to watch the video, here’s his tip:

“My name’s Trevor Archibald. I work with Champion in Canada. It was written into my performance contract this year to improve the quality of our investigations. And one of my activities in meeting that goal is holding three workshops a year. We’ve got two dozen folks trained in TapRooT® – [we’ll be] bringing them back in here three times a year, putting them through a smaller 1-day workshop, giving them some investigations, doing it all over again. In addition to that I’ve written about a dozen things you all have said here so I’ll be adding that in as well.”

Want to learn more about our 2015 TapRooT® Summit in Las Vegas?

Click here: http://www.taproot.com/taproot-summit

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