Question
How do you prevent performance problems from compounding in a large network?
Short answer 27 words
Find them early, fix them at the source and watch for repeats. A small issue at many locations is a large issue. Review the same measures weekly.
The fuller answer
Standardize fixes so the second location is quicker than the first.
Assign an owner for each class of problem.
- 01Find earlyWeekly checks
- 02Fix at sourceShared data, shared template
- 03StandardizeReuse the fix
- 04Watch repeatsSame class again?
Your next steps
Today
- List problems that appeared at more than one location.
This week
- Fix the shared cause for the top one.
This month
- Review repeats.
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