SUMMARY
At the outset, I introduced the Phoenix—a mythical bird that died and reconstituted itself and rose from the ashes. That was the theme of the book—to rise from the ashes created by a failure of the project or program somewhere in its lifetime.
In Chapter 1, you searched for a cause for the problem by defining the "Family of Causes" to which the problem or issue belonged and then using the Search Tables to find the Causes that contributed to the problem or issue. When you found the Cause, you turned to the Cause Description to discover a Recovery Plan to bring the project back into tolerance again. At the end of Chapter 1, it was recognized that the Search Tables and Cause Descriptions provided in the book would not be all-encompassing ...
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