The Problem Behind the Symptom: Why Good Organizations Solve the Wrong One
Organizations have spent decades developing increasingly sophisticated ways to identify and solve problems — and yet problems still persist, recur, or remain hidden in plain sight. Drawing from more than 25 years across infrastructure, EHS, and mission-critical operations, this presentation examines why problems can survive even in organizations rich with expertise and resources. Rather than introducing another problem-solving method, it challenges where organizations look for the problem in the first place.
Webinar Objectives
Understand why persistent operational problems survive in organizations that have the expertise and resources to solve them
Recognize the difference between the symptom an organization is treating and the problem actually driving it
See how the same underlying pattern repeats across facilities, utilities, EHS, capital projects, and mission-critical operations
Learn why the way an organization defines a problem matters more than the method it uses to solve it
Take away a practical lens for re-examining recurring challenges in your own operations
About the Presenter
John-Henry's bio is used verbatim as he sent it (25+ years across military, infrastructure/utilities, education, and nonprofit leadership; developer of Human Capability Theory; PMP, ASP; degrees in geology and education).
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Time : 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM ET | Duration : 60 Minutes
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