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OPS.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

Recurring biasLikely driftRepair
process-name bias“The release process” becomes the operating System.Start from the continuing result and compare exact System candidates.
organization-boundary biasA department or company name fixes the operation.Recover the Work and relations that make the bounded operation relevant.
ticket-as-subject biasThe record becomes the customer, product, incident, or commitment.Name the represented subject and the record relation separately.
commitment-by-date biasA due date or service target is treated as an obtaining promise or authority.Recover parties, content, conditions, horizon, status, and authority.
unit-of-value biasEvery counted item is called value or flow.State identity and receiving use; use the source-local term only within its boundary.
controller-name biasA controller product makes every operating question a control question.Enter the control branch only when control relations or rates change coordination.