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What is Systems Thinking?
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Length:
7 minutes
Released:
Oct 25, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
In this week's episode, Ricardo explains the concept of Systems Thinking.
He compares systems thinking with traditional analysis, where the system is broken down into smaller components to assess problems, impacts, and improvements.
In Systems Thinking, the process is practically the opposite. The focus is not the components but the connection and interactions between them and their behavior over time.
Systems thinking, despite using various tools and simulations, is a holistic and often behavioral process seeking to identify connections and influences that are not seen in the usual and traditional way.
Ricardo ends the episode by discussing the balance between system overload (reinforcement) and balance (equilibrium) as key work components. He reinforces this concept with several applicability examples.
Listen to the podcast to know more.
He compares systems thinking with traditional analysis, where the system is broken down into smaller components to assess problems, impacts, and improvements.
In Systems Thinking, the process is practically the opposite. The focus is not the components but the connection and interactions between them and their behavior over time.
Systems thinking, despite using various tools and simulations, is a holistic and often behavioral process seeking to identify connections and influences that are not seen in the usual and traditional way.
Ricardo ends the episode by discussing the balance between system overload (reinforcement) and balance (equilibrium) as key work components. He reinforces this concept with several applicability examples.
Listen to the podcast to know more.
Released:
Oct 25, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode
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Live from PMI Global Congress Asia: Ricardo Vargas talks directly from Hong Hong the main technical subjects presented during the PMI Global Congress Asia Pacific 2007. Podcast recorded out of the studio. This podcast was recorded… by 5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas