PART 1. TYPICAL MISTAKES IN CLOUDS
CHAPTER 1. Mistakes in wording the entities in the Cloud
CHAPTER 2. Mistakes in the logic of the Cloud
CHAPTER 3. Checking Cloud wording and logic –A case for analysis
CHAPTER 4. Checking Cloud wording and logic –Answers to the case
CHAPTER 5. Mistake: The statement in A is a simple summation of the statements in B and C
CHAPTER 6. Mistake: The statement at the tip of the arrow speaks about the same as the statement at the tail of the arrow, only in a more generic way or with different wording
CHAPTER 7. Mistake: D does NOT endanger C, and/or D’ does NOT endanger В
CHAPTER 8. Mistake: You have put your solution in D or D’ in the Cloud that you plan to use for getting a buy-in
CHAPTER 9. Mistake: D and D’ in an UDE Cloud are worded as an internal dilemma regarding a decision for the future
CHAPTER 10. Mistake: Mirror reflection between an UDE, B and D in the UDE Cloud
CHAPTER 11. How to avoid mistakes in UDEs – 10 UDE Rules
CHAPTER 12. A brief recap on 7 typical mistakes in surfacing assumptions in Clouds and 4+2 Assumption Rules
CHAPTER 13. Some thoughts about a claim that an objective of a project should be an Injection to a Cloud.
CHAPTER 14. Frequent sloppy work when Cloud owners want to use the Cloud for justification of their solution
CHAPTER 15. The Cloud is NOT for goal-setting
CHAPTER 16. A confusing claim that the Cloud is BASED ON Necessity logic
PART 2. MISTAKES AND DIFFICULTIES IN BUILDING THE CURRENT REALITY TREE (CRT)
CHAPTER 17. Two approaches to CRT
CHAPTER 18. Mistake: At the bottom of the CRT you state that the Core Problem of the system is the absence of your solution
CHAPTER 19. Mistake: At the bottom of the CRT you put a cause that is outside of your control
PART 3. FREQUENT CONFUSION REGARDING NECESSITY LOGIC VERSUS SUFFICIENCY LOGIC AS RELATED TO TOC LOGICAL TOOLS
CHAPTER 20. A brief recap on the distinction between Necessity and Sufficiency
CHAPTER 21. Sufficiency inside the cause
CHAPTER 22. When an announced cause and effect relationship depends on an implied meaning 158
CHAPTER 23. A confusing claim that CRT and FRT are BASED ON Sufficiency logic
