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TapRooT® Changing the Way the World Solves Problems

TapRooT® Changing the Way the World Solves Problems

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    English
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    Business, Technology
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    Knoxville
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https://taproot.com

Recent episodes

  • Sep 18, 2026 — Humans are hard-wired to avoid pain, whether physical, emotional, or social. In a field as important as safety, is it possible, or even ethical, to use pain as a motivator for better behaviors? Join Alex, Marcus, and Tim as they break down how to keep...

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    Does Safety Need To Be Painful
  • Sep 18, 2026 — Can a fatality happen when everything looks “green”? In this TapRooT® Podcast, Mark, Marcus, and Alex take a closer look at the “green zone” in safety and challenge the assumption that good metrics automatically mean an organization is safe. A lack of...

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    Danger in the Green Zone
  • Sep 18, 2026 — Can AI improve root cause analysis and incident investigations, or is it creating new risks? AI is rapidly changing the way organizations work, but when it comes to incident investigations and Root Cause Analysis (RCA), faster doesn't always mean...

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    What AI Can (and Can't) Do for Incident Investigations
  • Sep 01, 2026 — In this episode of the TapRooT® Podcast, the team breaks down the Root Cause Analysis red flags investigators, leaders, and RCA professionals should watch for. From stopping at “human error” to blaming contractors, relying too heavily on witness...

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    Root Cause Analysis Red Flags
  • Aug 19, 2026 — Can you really prevent human error? In this TapRooT® Podcast, we take a closer look at human error prevention strategies, human factors, safeguards, and how organizations can reduce the risk of serious incidents. The discussion explores the idea that...

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    The Human Error Prevention Hierarchy