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/ˈmɪtɪɡeɪtɪd ˈfeɪlʒər/ · mit.i.ga.ted.fail.ure
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- A situation where a project or endeavor has not achieved its desired outcome, but the consequences of the failure have been minimized through effective risk management and contingency planning. The team's mitigation strategies helped to reduce the impact of the project's mitigated failure, allowing them to learn from the experience and improve future endeavors.
- A circumstance where a person or organization has experienced a setback, but has taken steps to limit the damage and prevent similar failures in the future. After the company's mitigated failure, they implemented new quality control measures to prevent similar issues from arising.
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Did you know? The concept of mitigated failure is often used in project management and risk analysis to help teams and organizations learn from their mistakes and improve their processes.