From the scientific method, you are deriving the fundamental tenets of ISO or any of the 'quality ensuring' formulae of the past twenty years.
May I suggest that you install flow-charting to further refine behavioral and procedural constraints...they really do require rigor and defy divergence. Results then turn out to be only as good as those persons involved...back to rigor.
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Paul:
I agree! Lets get to the higher-ordered scientific methodology thinking necessary for success vs. the well articulated measured failure of the past several decades.
Great beginning ten-point toss-up for the "Digital World Cafe" forum.
Love the flow-charting and constraints comment.......WHAT a HOOT!
Back to the rigor (very telling as defined by Websters).
THANKS for the shared insight.
Jim
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