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Root cause analysis (RCA) is a problem-solving method which is used to pinpoint the exact cause of a problem or event. RCA is a corrective (i.e. reactive) measure. A root cause analysis starts with an anomaly analysis based on the registered anomalies and production disruptions. The result is insight into the origin of anomalies and production disruptions.
The following questions are answered during this analysis:
There are several techniques available on the internet with which you could perform an RCA (e.g. the five whys and the fishbone diagram technique).
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