Microsoft's debug policy turning up in the wild — howsoever that blunder occurred — serves to underline the risks of any built-in workarounds to security systems.
In "Workarounds That Work," Russell teaches us how to "work around" whatever is in our way, even in today's chaotic workplace and up and down economy, when this sometimes seems impossible.
Governments need the financial equivalent of the Global Entry program for U.S. passport holders — keep AML costs as low as possible to reduce the interested in workarounds and evasion.
However, our findings suggested that health care providers were more likely to engage in workarounds then cut corners.
Reporting problems can save front-line healthcare workers from encountering the same incident repeatedly, or engaging in workarounds that reinforce working with an imperfect system.
Engaging in workarounds, such as hand delivering a requisition, became a routinised practice that escaped attention as a problem to be reported.
Taken as a whole, the systemic challenges to optimizing medication safety were numerous and wide-ranging resulting in workarounds being devised to try to mitigate the impact of a given system barrier.
Diverse in-home workarounds were prevalent and not infrequently problematic.
The fans clamored, so they threw in a workaround of sorts in an early update: users could access their GameQ, but it was really just an embedded version of the GameFly mobile site.
Those who study consumer habits for the technology industry have recognized that we are all engaged in a workaround culture of sorts, in which every consumer functions as a de facto designer.
