This paper discusses a methodological framework for integrating the fields of systems thinking and system dynamics. A discussion of the four levels of thinking and their implications for organisations and management is followed by the core of the paper, which presents a methodology for systems thinking and modelling. The methodology includes five major phases: problem structuring; causal loop modelling; dynamic modelling; scenario planning and modelling; and implementation and organisational learning. These phases follow a rigorous systematic process, each involving a number of steps. Some general and specific applications of systems thinking are then discussed, and hard and soft modelling approaches are compared and contrasted. Finally, so...
It is widely recognised that modelling organisational systems can be used to provide insights into t...
The content of this Special Issue arises from the debate promoted by the Business Systems Laboratory...
The content of this Special Issue arises from the debate promoted by the Business Systems Laboratory...
Coping with complexity is at the heart of the systems approach. Several methodologies can be discern...
This publication addresses some of the challenging issues facing many public authorities in how to a...
The third main methodological stream of the systems movement is applied systems thinking, beside the...
The purpose of this book is to make a contribution by further disseminating some systems thinking id...
Systems thinking is an approach to understanding and improving complex issues and situations. It att...
In the proposed paper, the relationship between system dynamics and systems thinking as well as the ...
Given their hierarchical nature, organizations are character- ized by hierarchical structures that d...
‘Systems thinking’ is a portmanteau term for a body of theories and techniques that unite around a f...
The success of Peter Senge's (1990) The Fifth Discipline and the later The Fifth Discipline Field Bo...
The success of Peter Senge's (1990) The Fifth Discipline and the later The Fifth Discipline Field Bo...
Soft System Dynamics Methodology (SSDM), a systemic methodology product of the combination of two wi...
This Systems Thinking Special Issue contains 12 papers on the nature of systems thinking as it appli...
It is widely recognised that modelling organisational systems can be used to provide insights into t...
The content of this Special Issue arises from the debate promoted by the Business Systems Laboratory...
The content of this Special Issue arises from the debate promoted by the Business Systems Laboratory...
Coping with complexity is at the heart of the systems approach. Several methodologies can be discern...
This publication addresses some of the challenging issues facing many public authorities in how to a...
The third main methodological stream of the systems movement is applied systems thinking, beside the...
The purpose of this book is to make a contribution by further disseminating some systems thinking id...
Systems thinking is an approach to understanding and improving complex issues and situations. It att...
In the proposed paper, the relationship between system dynamics and systems thinking as well as the ...
Given their hierarchical nature, organizations are character- ized by hierarchical structures that d...
‘Systems thinking’ is a portmanteau term for a body of theories and techniques that unite around a f...
The success of Peter Senge's (1990) The Fifth Discipline and the later The Fifth Discipline Field Bo...
The success of Peter Senge's (1990) The Fifth Discipline and the later The Fifth Discipline Field Bo...
Soft System Dynamics Methodology (SSDM), a systemic methodology product of the combination of two wi...
This Systems Thinking Special Issue contains 12 papers on the nature of systems thinking as it appli...
It is widely recognised that modelling organisational systems can be used to provide insights into t...
The content of this Special Issue arises from the debate promoted by the Business Systems Laboratory...
The content of this Special Issue arises from the debate promoted by the Business Systems Laboratory...