  In this paper we propose an approach to the design of processes and software
that aims at decreasing human and software errors, that so frequently happen,
making affected people using and wasting a lot of time for the need of fixing
the errors. We base our statements on the natural relationship between quality
and error rate, increasing the latter as the error rate decreases. We try to
classify errors into several types and address techniques to reduce the
likelihood of making mistakes, depending on the type of error.
  We focus on this approach related to organization, management and software
design that will allow to be more effective and efficient in this period where
mankind has been affected by a severe pandemic and where we need to be more
efficient and effective in all processes, aiming at an industrial renaissance
which we know to be not too far and easily reachable once the path to follow
has been characterized, also in the light of the experience.
