Systems thinking

Author: (American) Peter Senge, translated by Qiu Zhaoliang and Liu Xin
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: By reading this book, you will gain better, more robust, and wiser decision-making skills! This book bridges the gap between Peter Senge's best-selling book "The Fifth Discipline" and the real world, showcasing the best theory for handling complex problems: Systems Thinking. Systems Thinking is highly practical and fundamentally different from academic, ivory-tower activities; its essence lies in observing things from a holistic perspective. The book also provides many classic case studies, including managing busy internal operations, coordinating outsourcing projects, and formulating business strategies. This book can help you:
· Draw system loop diagrams based on your own practical situations.
· Reveal interconnected factors within the system through system loop diagrams to address complex problems.
· Accelerate Systems Thinking by building computer simulation models.

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