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This document discusses key aspects of operating and maintaining complex systems including regulatory compliance, customer service, systems efficiency, cost of ownership, talent management, environmental stewardship, health and safety, continuity, and reliability. It suggests that all the knowledge and experience gained relates back to ensuring reliability in design, building, maintaining, and operating complex technical systems.
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