name: EEMUA
full_form: Engineering Equipment and Materials Users's Association
context: problem in telecommunications obviously starts with retaining a definition like ITU-T Recommendation X.733 [8] "An alarm may or may not represent an error". EEMUA No 191 [7] and ANSI/ISA 18.2 [6] clearly emphasize the philosophy of alarm management and if the following most important criterion for alarms is not agreed, the severe problems with "alarms" will persists: - Does the event require an operator response? If the answer is "No" it shall not be defined as an alarm. The accepted key criterion is that alarms must require an operator response â that is, an action. To be effective, the alarm system must be reserved for the implementation of items complying with this definition â things requiring operator action to avoid a consequence. Items that do not comply must be removed from the alarm system. Alarms everywhere are configured without meeting this criterion, which is one of the main reasons the alarm problem exists. Basic principles of the EEMUA No 191[7] approach and its
description: The Engineering Equipment and Materials Users's Association (EEMUA) is an organization that provides guidelines and standards for alarm management in telecommunications, emphasizing the importance of reserving alarm systems for events that require operator response to avoid consequences.
explanation: EEMUA is classified as an Organization based on its role in providing recommendations and guidelines for alarm management, as referenced in the context from 3GPP TS 32.859.
section_title: 7.1Alarm definition
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