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FRAMily 2024

The 16th FRAMily meeting/workshop,

June 3rd. – 7th. 2024

Lund University, Sweden

REGISTER HERE

Program for FRAMily and SAFETY II Workshops here

Book of abstracts here

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quick links
  • About FRAM
    • INTRODUCTION TO FRAM
    • THE MEANING OF FRAM
    • USING FRAM
    • BASIC PRINCIPLES
    • PROCESSES & FUNCTIONS
    • STRENGTHS & WEAKNESSES
    • A FRAM GLOSSARY
  • Learn
    • HOW TO BUILD A FRAM MODEL
    • FINDING WHAT GOES RIGHT
  • Applications
    • RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
    • PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
    • DESIGN ANALYSIS
    • CASE STUDIES
  • Software & Tools
    • OVERVIEW OF TOOLS
  • Research & Resources
    • SELECTED STARTING POINTS
  • Community
    • FRAMily COMMUNITY
    • CONTACT
  • EVENTS
    • FRAMily MEETINGS
    • FRAM FRIDAYS
    • SUMMER SCHOOL ON SYSTEMS MODELLING
    • LATEST NEWS

WHAT'S NEW IN THE FRAMily?

FRAM at the Safety Management Summit Brazil 2026
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Summer School – Learning by Doing at SysMod 2026
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Revisit the FRAMily Meeting 2026
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Navigating the FRAM: New Book and Launch Webinar
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About

The design, management, and analysis of work tacitly assumes that we know how things are done or should be done.

THE FRAM is a method to analyse how work activities take place either retrospectively or prospectively.

Quick Links
  • About FRAM
    • INTRODUCTION TO FRAM
    • THE MEANING OF FRAM
    • USING FRAM
    • BASIC PRINCIPLES
    • PROCESSES & FUNCTIONS
    • STRENGTHS & WEAKNESSES
    • A FRAM GLOSSARY
  • Learn
    • HOW TO BUILD A FRAM MODEL
    • FINDING WHAT GOES RIGHT
  • Applications
    • RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
    • PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
    • DESIGN ANALYSIS
    • CASE STUDIES
  • Software & Tools
    • OVERVIEW OF TOOLS
  • Research & Resources
    • SELECTED STARTING POINTS
  • Community
    • FRAMily COMMUNITY
    • CONTACT
  • EVENTS
    • FRAMily MEETINGS
    • FRAM FRIDAYS
    • SUMMER SCHOOL ON SYSTEMS MODELLING
    • LATEST NEWS
Contact

There is a wide network of those that are able to offer support, but if you would like to contact us directly then please email:
c0ntact@functionalresonance.com

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  • About FRAM
    • INTRODUCTION TO FRAM
    • THE MEANING OF FRAM
    • USING FRAM
    • BASIC PRINCIPLES
    • PROCESSES & FUNCTIONS
    • STRENGTHS & WEAKNESSES
    • A FRAM GLOSSARY
  • Learn
    • HOW TO BUILD A FRAM MODEL
    • FINDING WHAT GOES RIGHT
  • Applications
    • RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
    • PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
    • DESIGN ANALYSIS
    • CASE STUDIES
  • Software & Tools
    • OVERVIEW OF TOOLS
  • Research & Resources
    • SELECTED STARTING POINTS
  • Community
    • FRAMily COMMUNITY
    • CONTACT
  • EVENTS
    • FRAMily MEETINGS
    • FRAM FRIDAYS
    • SUMMER SCHOOL ON SYSTEMS MODELLING
    • LATEST NEWS
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