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Error handling and logging: Handling errors securely and maintaining detailed logs for monitoring and auditing purposes, without revealing sensitive information. The focus brought by the hats can have a positive impact on the quality of thinking. Instead of the unfocussed to and fro we will all have experienced when exploring a complex problem. If you use the Six Thinking Hats effectively in your business you will… Six hats thinking is a technique that helps individuals and teams look at problems and situations from a variety of perspectives. In essence, the six hats direct you on ‘ how to think’ rather than ‘ what to think’, which means it can be applied universally. Consider rotating the hats between the groups to foster new ideas and get groups to consider the issue from various perspectives

A coffee house is getting a growing number of complaints from customers as they are having to wait too long for their coffee – how can they solve this problem? Think about having groups or sub-groups wear one hat at a time. This can improve collaboration and help the team to work on one perspective at the same time Create a productive atmosphere minimising counterproductive and negative behaviours that would otherwise lead to conflict between team members in the meeting environment.Objective: Their motivations can vary, ranging from financial gain, data theft, espionage, or causing disruption and damage to targeted systems or organizations. To help alleviate this confusion he describes six different types of thinking, associating each with a different colour hat. What is Six Thinking Hats?

Dr Edward De Bono was born on the 19th of May 1933. De Bono was a Maltese physician, phycologist, author, and the inventor of ‘Lateral thinking’. In 1986 he wrote a book called “ Six Thinking Hats” For example, if a group is asked to consider a problem with one hat at a time, they are less likely to be in dispute than when they are thinking from all perspectives. This often shows up as one team member looking at all the negatives while another is being highly positive and looking for all the good points. Assign a group moderator and have them wear a blue hat. They should have a good understanding of De Bono’s work and set an agenda before facilitating a meetingJoe facilitates the group through the six 15-minute discussions, considering the problem from the perspective represented by their hat colour. They are asked to write their thoughts and ideas on post-it notes, keeping them for the end of the six sessions.