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Tenability: A Name, a Test, and Seven Drafting Devices for Procedures That Do Not Have to Be Broken
Formalization is necessary to operation and is the standard remedy after coordination failure: when an event goes badly, the response is almost always more specification. This paper argues that the remedy routinely produces the defect it was meant to cure, because a procedure specified tightly enoug
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