The TTC framework
Three dimensions. One product.
TTC stands for Time, Trust and Cooperation. The framework argues that resilience is not an average of strengths, but the product of three correction capacities. A system fails when it cannot see, believe and correct in time.
TIME — see it while it's still cheap
Detection speed. The distance between a weak signal appearing and the organization actually treating it as one.
TRUST — operational, not theatrical
Not the trust of posters and offsites. The trust that lets a junior contradict a senior, and that rests on visible evidence rather than verbal reassurance.
COOPERATION — coordination that survives stress
Not the cooperation of steady state. The cooperation that names the correction owner before the failure and rewards early correction over late blame.
This diagnostic is not a personality test, a productivity tool or a risk scorecard. It is a companion to The Airport Bathroom Test: a way to test whether a system can still see, believe and correct before failure becomes public.
The Airport Bathroom Test
The Airport Bathroom Test argues that systems do not fail only because shocks are large. They fail when they can no longer see, believe and correct in time. The TTC framework is the diagnostic architecture behind that argument.
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