A best practice can be regarded as a simple lens for viewing complex systems. As you can see, this lens produces a bit of distortion. Perhaps all lenses do to some extent, especially at the edges. http://www.umich.edu/~lowbrows/guide/opticaljargon.html
Can systems thinking provide the right perspective?
Many schools of systems thinking, many different lenses CATWOE Intervention Points VPEC-T Process Variety Cybernetics Complexity
One All-Purpose Lens? Best Practice Scope? Distortion?
Singular Plural Fox knows many Hedgehog one Solid trick
Best Practice?
One lens to rule them all
Single version of the truth
Next Practice?
Multiply lenses to get depth of vision
Double description
Some lenses specifically help to understand pluralism
VPEC-T
Differences in V alues
Conflicting P olicies
Interference of E vents
Inconsistent C ontent
Asymmetric T rust
asymmetric design
Three Types of Asymmetry
Double Challenge
Interesting combinations of lenses can provide extra insight and power Leverage Points VPEC-T Organizational Intelligence Adoption Engineering VPEC-T TRIZ
Double use of the same lens can help reflect on how we are doing Intervention System Target System VPEC-T Organizational Intelligence VPEC-T Organizational Intelligence
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