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The Human Error market within the context of Production and Quality Management is focused on the prevention of errors caused by human operators in the production process. It is based on the idea that human errors can be reduced or eliminated through the implementation of effective processes and procedures. This market includes a variety of products and services, such as training, software, and consulting, that are designed to help organizations reduce the risk of human errors. These products and services are designed to help organizations identify and address potential sources of human error, as well as to develop strategies to prevent them.
Some companies in the Human Error market include: Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and Wipro. Show Less Read more