We've identified a root cause, but it's not something we can solve. Now what?

Root cause analysis delivers great value by determining if the problem can and should be solved. Sometimes, even if it's abundantly clear that the problem should be solved, the solution falls outside the realm of things that are possible. In this case, obviously, you shouldn't try to solve it.

Sometimes, the root causes are entirely beyond the business's control. These causes include…

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