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TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING. Prepared by : Natasha Koshelkova. I f all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Bernard Baruch. WHAT IS TROUBLESHOOTING?. Troubleshooting  is solving problems. Types of problems. All problems can be divided into two big groups :. EVERYDAY PROBLEMS.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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  1. TROUBLESHOOTING Prepared by:Natasha Koshelkova

  2. If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.Bernard Baruch

  3. WHAT IS TROUBLESHOOTING? Troubleshooting is solving problems.

  4. Types of problems All problems can be divided into two big groups: • EVERYDAY PROBLEMS • BUSINESS PROBLEMS

  5. INSIDE PROBLEMS From the point of view of a problem source we can name:

  6. OUTSIDE PROBLEMS

  7. If we look at problems from the point of view of their effect, we can determine problems: • with immediate effect

  8. with deferred effect

  9. We can also classify problems considering their scale: • small and simple problems

  10. large-scale, complex problems

  11. Problems can be divided into groups according to the area they relate to: technological problems financial problems problems with staff IT problems strategic problems

  12. We can look at problems from the viewpoint of how quickly we can see their solution. Problems can have: • obvious solutions

  13. implicit solutions or ?

  14. Finally problems can be classified from the point of view of whether we can rely on some previous experience: • “old” problems

  15. “new” problems

  16. Methods and steps in problem solving • 1. Identify a problem. • 4. Select strategy. • 2. Research and analyze information. • 5. Control strategy implementation. • 3. Set goals and objectives. • 6. Evaluate results.

  17. thank for your attention!

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