Why–because analysis (WBA) is a method for accident analysis using graph theory. It is independent of application domain and has been used to analyse,
root cause analysis tool (see § Criticism). An example of a problem is: bolts are cross-threading in the engine block on the production line. Why? – The threads
tools of quality Five whys Issue map Issue tree Resource management Why-because analysis Project Management Institute 2015, pp. 20–24, §2.4.4.2 Cause-and-Effect
diagram Sequence diagram State diagram Swimlane Warnier/Orr diagram Why-because analysis Augmented transition network Business process mapping Data and information
international organization of professional boxing Why–because analysis, a method of accident analysis WWBA, a radio station in Tampa Bay, Florida World
analysis Failure mode and effects analysis Ishikawa diagram Reliability engineering Root cause analysis Safety engineering System safety Why-because analysis
Theory of constraints Thinking processes (theory of constraints) Why-because analysis Influence diagrams approach Dettmer, H. W., (1997) Goldratt's Theory
questions as well. Fault tree analysis Five whys Horizon scanning Ishikawa diagram Root cause analysis Why–because analysis Chevallier, Arnaud (2016). Strategic
Model and Process (STAMP) U.S. National Transportation Safety Board Why-Because Analysis (WBA) "Accident Investigation". U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational
MV Tricolor, an automobile cargo ship which sank nearby in 2002 Why–because analysis 51°22′28.5″N 3°11′26″E / 51.374583°N 3.19056°E / 51.374583; 3