Systems thinking for effective managers : the road less travelled
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Systems thinking for effective managers : the road less travelled
Sage, 2017
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [188]-191)
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Traditional education has been extremely biased towards science, owing primarily to the success that science has demonstrated in the last three centuries. While the methods of science are greatly, if not fully, responsible for its success, these are grossly inadequate in the context of societal systems and the complexities that managers and leaders deal with.
The real world is markedly different and heavily interconnected. Systems thinking is the perfect antidote to the stagnation that characterizes managerial theories and practices. Conventional management, constrained by a sanitized world view, is no longer able to deliver as it did in the past. Expanding horizons and thinking holistically unveils the big picture and builds a body of knowledge more suited to the changing times we live in.
目次
Foreword by Arun Maira
Preface
Acknowledgments
My Tryst with Systems
Science-The Prima Donna
Reality-The Karmakshetra
The Leap into the Unknown
Action Derivatives of Systems
The Stabilizing and Creative System
Self-organization
Complexity and Its Management
Management Styles in a Systems World
Leadership
The Last Words
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