Hosted by What Caused This · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 14 episodes
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Cause for Thought explores the art and science of problem solving, asking why we often struggle to truly understand complex challenges and how we are best placed to turn those struggles into clear, actionable insights. Each episode blends classic problem-solving theories, real-world incidents, and candid personal stories, both successes and failures. Together, we unpack the ideas, tools, and mindsets that transform setbacks into opportunities. From finance to healthcare, manufacturing to everyday life, the Cause for Thought guests help you make sense of complexity, one episode at a time.
What Caused This hosts Cause For Thought, a business show with 14 episodes published.
CPC2025 is coming. As of today, firms have just 42 days. Are they really ready for what it demands?In Episode 9 of Cause for Thought, Jonathan Batchelor (CEO) and George Holman (Financial & Professional Services Lead) un
Welcome to Cause for Thought Shorts – brought to you by What Caused This. In these bite-size episodes we’ll dive into examples and case studies of real-life Root Cause Analysis and problem solving. In each short episode,
Welcome to Cause for Thought Shorts – brought to you by What Caused This. In these bite-size episodes we’ll dive into examples and case studies of real-life Root Cause Analysis and problem solving. In each short episode,
Welcome to Cause for Thought Shorts – brought to you by What Caused This. In these bite-size episodes we’ll dive into examples and case studies of real-life Root Cause Analysis and problem solving. In each short episode,
Welcome to Cause for Thought Shorts – brought to you by What Caused This. In these bite-size episodes we’ll dive into examples and case studies of real-life Root Cause Analysis and problem solving. In each short episode,
In this episode of Cause for Thought, we’re joined by the CEO of The British Racing School, Andrew Braithwaite, to explore how a small, high-performing organisation is applying Root Cause Analysis (RCA) to embed proactiv
Welcome to Cause for Thought Shorts – brought to you by What Caused This. In these bite-size episodes we’ll dive into examples and case studies of real-life Root Cause Analysis and problem solving. In each short episode,
Welcome to Cause for Thought Shorts – brought to you by What Caused This. In these bite-size episodes we’ll dive into examples and case studies of real-life Root Cause Analysis and problem solving. In each short episode,
In this episode of Cause for Thought, @EdWells and @GeorgeHolman explore the relationship between regulation and Root Cause Analysis (RCA). Across industries, regulators are increasingly expecting firms to demonstrate no
In this episode of Cause for Thought, we explore a topic that impacts us all every day but we probably don't see or realise goes on - Product and User Experience - and how there are parallels with Root Cause Analysis. We
Every season, clubs and teams face injury crises and performance dips that derail their ambitions. Too often, reviews come too late, and solutions are fragmented. For this episode of Cause For Thought we are joined by Da
Contact centres are fast-moving, complex environments where problems often trigger quick fixes. But what if leaders could uncover the real drivers instead? In this episode, Martin Teasdale from Get Out Of Wrap, joins us
When something goes wrong at work, we move fast: fix the issue, file the report, close the loop. Someone is banging the table, demanding answers. But does incident management actually help us learn - or just let us move
In Part 2 of our Root Cause Analysis (RCA) series, Ed and George move beyond the value of diverse perspectives and ask: How do we actually use them to create change? We kick off with a look at culture, specifically, how
In this episode, we explore the hidden risks of narrow thinking in Root Cause Analysis and why true collaboration goes far beyond simply adding more people to the room. We open with a bold question: When does collaborati
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