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Constraints and Controls: The Sociotechnical Model of Site Reliability Engineering

Author(s): 

Laura Nolan

MIT’s Professor Nancy Leveson gave a talk at SREcon19 EMEA about her research on safety engineering and accident analysis [1]. Leveson’s work draws on case studies from military air-traffic control in Iraq, contamination of water supplies, failure to launch a satellite [2], as well as the accidents that resulted from the Therac-25 software-controlled radiation therapy device [3].

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Spring 2020, Vol. 45, No. 1
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