Author: Guat Ding (Singapore)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: People often view systems thinking as something obscure and avoid it unless absolutely necessary. However, in reality, life itself is a process of systems thinking. Big Fish Eat Little Fish explores the close connection between systems thinking and practical problems, helping to unveil the mystery of systems thinking and making it more accessible. As a simple introduction to the basic ideas and principles of systems thinking, this book helps us understand how every event happening to every individual, organization, or even globally is closely related to systems models. The fundamental principles and ideas of systems thinking are not limited to the office—they can also enhance the well-being of our family lives. Who knows? It might even be an excellent bedtime economic read. One systems model a day, no worries, benefit a lifetime.
Big Fish Eat Little Fish: A System Thinking Story
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