Blameless Postmortem
A blameless postmortem is a structural process for systematically analysing incidents without assigning individual blame. Its goal is to uncover causes, identify improvement opportunities and foster organisational learning. Typically the process follows a standardised structure with timeline, impact assessment, root-cause analysis and concrete follow-up actions.
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