Systems Thinking and Management Practices
We live in a rapidly developing and changing information age. Within this complex system in which countless particles interact with one another, we may at times struggle to see the whole and find ourselves in confusion and chaos. For this reason, systems thinking is needed today more than ever. Systems thinking is the discipline of seeing the whole.
Target audienceAnyone who wants to take their life into their own hands.
Duration2 days (09:00 - 16:00)
Participants12 people per group
Training content
- What Is a System? Structure, Process and Content
- Complexity Levels of Systems
- Systems Work with Thresholds
- Systems Can Be Open or Closed
- Systems Have Boundaries
- There Are Input, Process and Output Channels
- Systems Seek Disorder and Balance
- Systems Favor the Strong
- They Pick Up Where They Left Off
- Can Be Organized Vertically or Horizontally
- Systems Are a Whole
- Systems Are Functional
- There Is a Cyclical Relationship Between the Parts
At the end of this training, participants
- Understanding the environment we live in.
- Understanding life.
- Understanding ourselves.
- Understanding people.
- Understanding systems in order to understand these.
- Understanding the Properties of Systems, the Behaviors of Systems and System Prototypes.