Systems Thinking (ST)
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Concept Overview
Definition *
‘Systems thinking’ (ST) is a scientific discipline that is based on the study of systems and that accommodates the fields of cybernetics, decision theory, operations research, physics, amongst others (Lawton, 2005). ST involves thinking of the organisation as a whole and its different parts. A system is a complete entity that consists of two or more parts with relations to each other and to an environment. Systems thinking is based on the systems approach in which the whole is more than the sum of the parts and every part has an effect on the system’s behaviour (Vo et al., 2006).
* Please note this is a 'in production' concept and as such this definition is not ready to be referenced
Business Evidence
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Business Application
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Professional Tools
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Further Reading
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