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Now you only need to get expert consensus on which parts of the complexity are unnecessary.
by adrianN 3y ago
Now you only need to get expert consensus on which parts of the complexity are unnecessary.
- bumby 3y agoThat sounds an awful lot like industry standards and codes, which are often eschewed as the very bureaucracy the OP was railing against.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoA true expert can streamline their industry every time. Simply because most people who make decisions on process are not experts in the relevant field, but expert administrators who often lazily apply existing policies to new concepts that they never got the training to understand or put into context. Just look at any institutional review board: the breadth their expertise is always smaller than the relevant topics they will have to rule upon at the institution, and often that leads to a certain level of consternation, misplaced understanding of risk, and overall higher levels of inefficiency.
- adrianN 3y agoI have worked in a highly regulated industry before. I found the regulations that concerned me (safety critical software) to be quite good and rather too lax than too strict. I would be surprised if you could streamline nuclear power plant regulations by a lot without using losing safety.
- djur 3y agoOK, so then we just need to figure out how to identify a true expert and we're off to the races.