Systems thinking in a nutshell
System and component
System Engineering in software development
Activity – The natural system
Activity – Let’s build a system (guided)
A system is a network of interdependent components that work together to try to accomplish the aim of the system. A system must have an aim. Without an aim, there is no system. The aim of the system must be clear to everyone in the system.
But what does it all mean really and how does it apply to our businesses? What does it take to have a systems thinking or holistic view and approach?
In this presentation, we'll take a look at systems thinking, how we can get into this mindset and how it is used in the real world. With some interactive exercises, historical and present examples we hope this session will leave you with an understanding of systems thinking and its many benefits.
Nowadays it's well known that the major issues of software development are human, not technical; in this presentation we will analyze modern methodologies (such as Agile & DevOps) from the "human" point of view, explaining why they work and, most important, their limitation introducing a parallel approach (X-Teams) that could help in increase stakeholder engagement.
A short presentation on Creator of Adaptive Software Development - JIM HIGHSMITH. About his publications, achievements and articles or webinars. A short description on Agile framework and describe selected legacy posts by him.
Systems thinking - a new approach for decision makingJuhana Huotarinen
Systems thinking helps us to understand why people behave like they do. It is a tool for modern decision making and suits well the Agile mindset. Originally presented at Mini Italian Agile day 05/2018
Each of us can benefit by understanding the universal concepts of work value and waste. But to realize the benefits we must put these in regular practice through the suggested actions.
A system is a network of interdependent components that work together to try to accomplish the aim of the system. A system must have an aim. Without an aim, there is no system. The aim of the system must be clear to everyone in the system.
But what does it all mean really and how does it apply to our businesses? What does it take to have a systems thinking or holistic view and approach?
In this presentation, we'll take a look at systems thinking, how we can get into this mindset and how it is used in the real world. With some interactive exercises, historical and present examples we hope this session will leave you with an understanding of systems thinking and its many benefits.
Nowadays it's well known that the major issues of software development are human, not technical; in this presentation we will analyze modern methodologies (such as Agile & DevOps) from the "human" point of view, explaining why they work and, most important, their limitation introducing a parallel approach (X-Teams) that could help in increase stakeholder engagement.
A short presentation on Creator of Adaptive Software Development - JIM HIGHSMITH. About his publications, achievements and articles or webinars. A short description on Agile framework and describe selected legacy posts by him.
Systems thinking - a new approach for decision makingJuhana Huotarinen
Systems thinking helps us to understand why people behave like they do. It is a tool for modern decision making and suits well the Agile mindset. Originally presented at Mini Italian Agile day 05/2018
Each of us can benefit by understanding the universal concepts of work value and waste. But to realize the benefits we must put these in regular practice through the suggested actions.
Essential Complexity in Systems ArchitectureMark Mishaev
In this presentation we will into real system architectures, present essential and accidental complexity and see patterns that could help us to reduce accidental complexity.
Systems thinking is perhaps one of the most critical tools in handling the complexity in coping challenges we are facing now and in the coming decades. This is a brief introduction to the basic concepts in System Thinking. It is defined and organized in a way that can provide those basics for every audience. I hope you find it helpful!
Systems Thinking:Applications to Space SystemsCaltech
2019 Space Tech Expo
Systems thinking is a holistic approach to analysis that focuses on how a system's constituent parts interrelate over time and within the context of larger systems. The systems thinking approach contrasts with traditional analysis, which studies systems by breaking them down into their separate elements. Systems thinking facilitates collaboration among space systems customers, domain analysts, designers, and component manufacturers. Communication at multiple levels of abstractions and multiple levels of system detail can offer new insights into space system context, complexity, component interrelationships, and emergent properties.
* Learn the fundamental principles and concepts behind systems thinking
* Contrast systems thinking methods with more traditional engineering analyses
* Review case studies of systems thinking applied to space system conceptualization, design, testing, and deployment
* Understand insights by organizations that have been applying systems thinking to space systems
* Identify resources to further develop systems thinking skills and capabilities within your organization
ISG: TechChange Presentation on M&E MIS SystemsMichael Klein
The pressure to get Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) “right” in today’s high-tech and data-hungry world can prove daunting for any organization. Many organizations track their results quite well without sophisticated tools. However, M&E systems may make sense for cases of accountability and efficiency.
So what does the process of adopting an M&E IT system look like? Mike Klein, director of ISG, explained for the TechChange class on Technology for Monitoring and Evaluation.
The workbook leads the user through the elements of Crafitti's "Lean Inventive Systems Thinking" framework applied to accelerate innovative thinking in business and technology contexts.
Complex Adaptive Systems Thinking (CAS*T) approach to IT InvestmentsMarc Rabaey
The main research idea of my Ph.D. thesis (June, 2015) is to develop a strategic IT investment framework using primarily military concepts as a basis.
On the one side we discuss the most influencing military thinkers in Belgian Defense Karl von Clausewitz and in the USA John Boyd (together with Karl von Clausewitz). On the other hand, the causes and consequences of a fairly new concept Network-Centric Warfare (NCW) are investigated because NCW has dramatically changed the way in which military operations are undertaken and it is based on an intensive use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
The first group of research questions deals with the relevance of military theories (von Clausewitz, Boyd’s OODA (Observe – Orient -Decide - Act), United States Marine Corps Command-and-Control (USMC C2) spectrum and NCW) for a contemporary company.
The second major group research questions whether it is good idea to combine Complexity Thinking (CxT) and Systems Thinking (ST) to study Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS). We believe ST is necessary in addition to CxT because ST focuses also on the design of human-made CAS (based on restrictions imposed by humans in the organization and in the environment). Special attention is given to the extension of the Cynefin Framework which is a generic sense-making framework (situational awareness). It defines different spaces each with specific characteristics for management (as IT-investments) and leadership.
The purpose of our CAS*T framework (Complex Adaptive Systems Thinking) is to determine leverage points in the organization in general and IT in particular (adapting Enterprise Architecture). Since situational awareness is essential, we propose our Intelligence Base.
Concerning the research methods, we note that specific to this study we start from the military sciences to create an IT investment framework in the business domain. This requires abstraction of military concepts to transform them into business concepts.
Feedback always welcome: Marc.Rabaey@gmail.com
Systems Thinking - Application to a live business problemSarang Bhutada
We used the systems thinking approach and applied it to a live-business problem, and were surprised with the simulated results. Problem solution can be extended to any problem with known constraints - and hence quite generic in approach!
Essential Complexity in Systems ArchitectureMark Mishaev
In this presentation we will into real system architectures, present essential and accidental complexity and see patterns that could help us to reduce accidental complexity.
Systems thinking is perhaps one of the most critical tools in handling the complexity in coping challenges we are facing now and in the coming decades. This is a brief introduction to the basic concepts in System Thinking. It is defined and organized in a way that can provide those basics for every audience. I hope you find it helpful!
Systems Thinking:Applications to Space SystemsCaltech
2019 Space Tech Expo
Systems thinking is a holistic approach to analysis that focuses on how a system's constituent parts interrelate over time and within the context of larger systems. The systems thinking approach contrasts with traditional analysis, which studies systems by breaking them down into their separate elements. Systems thinking facilitates collaboration among space systems customers, domain analysts, designers, and component manufacturers. Communication at multiple levels of abstractions and multiple levels of system detail can offer new insights into space system context, complexity, component interrelationships, and emergent properties.
* Learn the fundamental principles and concepts behind systems thinking
* Contrast systems thinking methods with more traditional engineering analyses
* Review case studies of systems thinking applied to space system conceptualization, design, testing, and deployment
* Understand insights by organizations that have been applying systems thinking to space systems
* Identify resources to further develop systems thinking skills and capabilities within your organization
ISG: TechChange Presentation on M&E MIS SystemsMichael Klein
The pressure to get Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) “right” in today’s high-tech and data-hungry world can prove daunting for any organization. Many organizations track their results quite well without sophisticated tools. However, M&E systems may make sense for cases of accountability and efficiency.
So what does the process of adopting an M&E IT system look like? Mike Klein, director of ISG, explained for the TechChange class on Technology for Monitoring and Evaluation.
The workbook leads the user through the elements of Crafitti's "Lean Inventive Systems Thinking" framework applied to accelerate innovative thinking in business and technology contexts.
Complex Adaptive Systems Thinking (CAS*T) approach to IT InvestmentsMarc Rabaey
The main research idea of my Ph.D. thesis (June, 2015) is to develop a strategic IT investment framework using primarily military concepts as a basis.
On the one side we discuss the most influencing military thinkers in Belgian Defense Karl von Clausewitz and in the USA John Boyd (together with Karl von Clausewitz). On the other hand, the causes and consequences of a fairly new concept Network-Centric Warfare (NCW) are investigated because NCW has dramatically changed the way in which military operations are undertaken and it is based on an intensive use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
The first group of research questions deals with the relevance of military theories (von Clausewitz, Boyd’s OODA (Observe – Orient -Decide - Act), United States Marine Corps Command-and-Control (USMC C2) spectrum and NCW) for a contemporary company.
The second major group research questions whether it is good idea to combine Complexity Thinking (CxT) and Systems Thinking (ST) to study Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS). We believe ST is necessary in addition to CxT because ST focuses also on the design of human-made CAS (based on restrictions imposed by humans in the organization and in the environment). Special attention is given to the extension of the Cynefin Framework which is a generic sense-making framework (situational awareness). It defines different spaces each with specific characteristics for management (as IT-investments) and leadership.
The purpose of our CAS*T framework (Complex Adaptive Systems Thinking) is to determine leverage points in the organization in general and IT in particular (adapting Enterprise Architecture). Since situational awareness is essential, we propose our Intelligence Base.
Concerning the research methods, we note that specific to this study we start from the military sciences to create an IT investment framework in the business domain. This requires abstraction of military concepts to transform them into business concepts.
Feedback always welcome: Marc.Rabaey@gmail.com
Systems Thinking - Application to a live business problemSarang Bhutada
We used the systems thinking approach and applied it to a live-business problem, and were surprised with the simulated results. Problem solution can be extended to any problem with known constraints - and hence quite generic in approach!
In simplifying and solving one mess, how often have you discovered (or even spawned) another? Or, perhaps you’ve got a bomber user experience strategy but struggle to communicate it’s nuances to stakeholders and content creators–a beautiful labyrinth that no one but you can navigate. This talk provides specific strategies for cultivating systems thinking–and action–in yourself, your team, and with your clients.
- Prime the brain(s) for systems thinking
- Embrace, navigate, and communicate complexity
- Take action and build trust through experimentation and failure
Learning Innovation Meeting 2/4/09 A Different Take On Systems ThinkingTBD Consulting, Inc.
Bi-weekly Learning Innovation Meetup in Second Life.
George Hathaway presenter on "A Different Take on Systems Thinking"
Host: Mike Abrams http://twitter.com/mikeabrams
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AASHE 2014 Mind Mapping: A Systems Thinking Application for Change ManagementMieko Ozeki
A pre-conference workshop, co-facilitated at AASHE 2014 by Mieko Ozeki and Jenna Ringelheim. A growing number of students, faculty, and staff are increasingly concerned about their environmental impacts and demand immediate action to be taken. Despite good intentions, these same people can act in haste rather than strategically implementing a long term solution. This session will guide participants through the process of mind mapping, based on the frameworks of systems thinking, design thinking, and project management, to identify opportunities for collaboration and mitigating/managing risk. Workshop participants will learn about the process of mind mapping, a technique for visually diagramming information. They will be given an example of how a campus applies this technique to looking at a specific issues, develop and implement an action plan during the session. Mind mapping is a strategic planning process for implementing sustainability into institutional operations, academics, and planning, administration, and engagement. It applies systems thinking, design thinking, and project management. Participants will draft a mind map, scope statement, and task list that focuses on a current issue he/she is working on at their institution. The workshop provides sustainability officers with the space and time to think and construct a strategy for addressing an issue on campus. The workshop time is 15% presentation and 85% discussing/constructing a mindmap with partners. Be prepared for this work session and bring two problems we can work on together through this process.
The talk I gave at the 2015 IxDA Education Summit about using systems thinking and emergence as a lens to integrate systems thinking/emergence, distributed cognition, Christopher Alexander's pattern languages, scenarios, and lean processes.
Systems Thinking is a way of seeing and talking about reality that helps us better understand and work with organization and communities to influx the quality of our lives.
This presentation introduces complexity and systems thinking, and how they relate to the social determinants of health.
Aziza Mahamoud, Research Associate, Systems Science and Population Health
www.wellesleyinstitute.com
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An award winning research work, using snowball sampling technique to help Indian Hotels achieve sustainability using Systems Thinking. This paper provides an overview of the systems-thinking approach and its application in the Indian Hotel Industry perspective. This study shows that systems-thinking has proved to be an effective and powerful tool to explain the complexities of the systems in a hotel. It has helped to simplify, clarify and more importantly integrate isolated problems associated with the industry, and provided a mechanism for group learning and decision making to achieve desirable outcomes. The paper, thus, is an attempt to analyse some of the most pressing-issues of Indian hotel industry and then finally apply systems-thinking to solve them for sustainable development.
Executive Systems Thinking Seminar - March 3 2015Robert Steele
Delivered to the Executive Committee of the Democrat Party of Thailand to spark their interest in systems thinking as a problem analysis and decision making tool.
Rethinking Systems Thinking: Learning and coevolving with the worldDavid Ing
Abstract
Much of systems thinking, as commonly espoused today, was developed by a generation in the context of the 1960s to 1980s. Almost all of the luminaries of that era have passed on. In the 2010s, has system thinking changed with the world in which it is to be applied? Is systems thinking learning and coevolving with the world? Some contemporary systems thinkers continue to push the frontiers of theory, methods and practice. Others situationally increment the traditions of their preferred gurus, where approaches proven successful in prior experiences are replicated for new circumstances. Founded on interactions with a variety of systems communities over the past 15 years, three ways to rethink systems thinking are proposed:
1. Reorient systems thinking beyond “parts and wholes” towards “learning and coevolving”.
2. Learn where the service economy and the anthropocene are new, anticipating deutero and trito levels.
3. Coevolve the episteme, techne and phronesis across systems thinking, for both the living and non-living.
These proposed ways are neither exhaustive nor sufficient. The declaration that systems thinking should be rethought may itself be controversial. If, however, systems thinking is to be authentic, the theory, methods and practices with which we engage a changing world may require attention.
Citation
David Ing, "Rethinking Systems Thinking: Learning and coevolving with the world", (plenary address), 56th Annual Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences, at San Jose State University, July 16, 2012.
Video available at http://media.isss.org/podcasts/systems-thinkers-at-large/20121126-david-ing-rethinking-1280x720 and http://media.isss.org/media/20121126-david-ing-rethinking-480
A Systems Thinking Approach to Benefits Realization PlanningSystems Thinking IT
Organizations almost invariably do a poor job with Benefits Realization.
The Sponsor fails to take accountability for benefits after the project delivers, there's a failure to effectively plan for and agree on measurements of success, or underinvestment in organizational change management to ensure successful transition into BAU.
Learn how to use Systems Thinking to overcome these common problems.
Systems Thinking with Peter Senge & Raju MandhyanRaju Mandhyan
the presentation and a workshop I conducted at the Asian Institute of Management ( AIM) in 2010
the presentation is followed by an interview I conducted of Dr. Peter Senge in 2011
going through and watching this should be a good insight in what Systems Thinking is.
Raju Mandhyan
www.mandhyan.com
Gigamap example by Manuela Aguirre: https://www.slideshare.net/ManuelaAguirre/policy-support-full-presentation
In this presentation you will learn about design tools and techniques to solve wicked problems, using Systems Thinking.
Systems Thinking looks at the whole of a system rather than focusing on its individual parts, to better understand complex phenomena. Systems Thinking contrasts with analytic thinking: you solve problems by going deeper, by looking at the greater whole of a system and the relations between its elements, rather than solving individual problems in a linear way via simple cause and effect explanations.
You can apply Systems Thinking principles in different situations: to understand how large organisations function and design for the enterprise (e.g. when you are trying to revamp a large intranet), but also to solve social problems and issues (e.g. unemployment with disadvantaged youth or mobility in larger cities). So basically whenever there is complexity and conflict (of interest) in your project, Systems Thinking will be helpful.
After an introduction to Systems Thinking and its core concepts, we will first explain and practice a few techniques that you as a designer can apply to better understand complex systems, for example creating a System Map and drawing Connection Circles. In the second part of the workshop, we will introduce techniques that help you shape solutions, for example using Paradoxical Thinking for ideation and writing ‘What-if’ Scenarios.
Presented at EuroIA 2015 with Koen Peters.
A look at some of the methodologies that have shaped the direction of agile software development. We take a look at Lean Software Development (and the Toyota Production System), the Theory of Constraints and Systems Thinking.
Systems Concepts for Agile PractitionersRoger Brown
Agile software development practices are based on a set of values and principles described in the Agile Manifesto. As change agents for Agile transformation, we rely on these to help get the message across. There is another layer below principles, a set of scientific models that can help explain why the principleswork and strengthen the Agile message for some audiences. These are described in this presentation.
Systems Concepts for Agile PractitionersRoger Brown
Agile software development practices are based on a set of values and principles described in the Agile Manifesto. As change agents for Agile transformation, we rely on these to help get the message across. There is another layer below principles, a set of scientific models that can help explain why the principleswork and strengthen the Agile message for some audiences. These are described in this presentation.
Systemic Design Toolkit - Systems Innovation BarcelonaPeter Jones
The Systemic Design Toolkit represents a formalized set of methods and research tools designed by Namahn and developed with collaboration by me (SDA) and Alex Ryan of MaRS. The Toolkit can be discovered at https://www.systemicdesigntoolkit.org/
Systems thinking training course covers the hypothesis, sane, apparatuses, and procedures related with systems thinking. Systems thinking enables you to comprehend the relationship and associations between a framework's parts, rather than taking a gander at the individual segments one by one. Systems thinking training covers the hypothesis, reasonable, apparatuses, and procedures related with systems thinking.
Added Value of Systems Thinking Training:
Risk reduction
Determining developing markets and product lines
Crucial tools for competitive strategy
Tools for scenario building in a non-linear world
Effective assessment of the already existing reality and SWOT
Tools for productive involvement with diverse stakeholders
Enhanced determination of most efficient actions to drive greater “bang for the buck”
Audience:
Systems thinking training is a 2-day course designed for:
Business leaders
Executives
Strategic leaders
Mid-level and senior managers
What Will You Learn?
Below are the major topics are covered in this course:
Overview
Systems Methods and Techniques
Application of Systems Methods
Creativity and Systems
Hard Systems Thinking
System Dynamics: The Fifth Discipline
Complexity Theory
Strategic Assumption Surfacing and Testing
Interactive Planning
Soft Systems Methodology
Critical Systems Heuristic
Team Syntegrity
Postmodern Systems Thinking
Total Systems Intervention
Critical Systems Practice
Hands-On Activities
TONEX Systems Thinking Training Sample Workshop
Training Objectives:
Determine repeating patterns, or models, in systems — according to the behavior of the system over time
Plot the components in a system and the streams between those components
Determine causes and effects within a system
Involve stakeholders in cooperative action to impact the results of a system
Explain systems thinking
Improve their comprehending of complicated and changing organizational problems
Derive their abilities to model and examine business postulations, problems and decisions. More...
Course Outline:
Overview
Systems Methods and Techniques
Application of Systems Methods
Creativity and Systems
Hard Systems Thinking
System Dynamics: The Fifth Discipline
Complexity Theory
Strategic Assumption Surfacing and Testing
Interactive Planning
Soft Systems Methodology
Critical Systems Heuristic
Team Syntegrity
Postmodern Systems Thinking
Total Systems Intervention
Critical Systems Practice
Systems thinking training course
https://www.tonex.com/systems-thinking-training-course/
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Enterprise Resource Planning System includes various modules that reduce any business's workload. Additionally, it organizes the workflows, which drives towards enhancing productivity. Here are a detailed explanation of the ERP modules. Going through the points will help you understand how the software is changing the work dynamics.
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- Streamlining the Review Process
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Software Engineering, Software Consulting, Tech Lead, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Spring Core, Spring JDBC, Spring Transaction, Spring MVC, OpenShift Cloud Platform, Kafka, REST, SOAP, LLD & HLD.
2. About Me
An accomplished Agile coach and
corporate trainer having 9+ years of
experience in agile and waterfall
project management. Over past 9
years I have worked in various roles
such as Enterprise Agile Coach and
Transformation consultant,
Corporate Trainer, Product Owner,
Business Analyst, Scrum Master, and
Quality Assurance Analyst
3. Agenda
• Systems thinking in a nutshell
• System and component
• System Engineering in software development
• Activity – The natural system
• Activity – Let’s build a system (guided)
4. A system is any group of interacting,
interrelated, or interdependent parts that form
a complex and unified whole that has a specific
purpose
Any one element can affect the performance of
the whole
Systems thinking in a nutshell
6. System and component
• Systems consists of inter-connected
components
• The order in which components are arranged
affects the performance of a system
• Systems attempt to maintain stability through
feedback
• Feedback provides information to the system
that lets it know how it is doing relative to
some desired state
7. Systems Engineering in Software
development
11 laws of system thinking from ‘Fifth Discipline’ by Peter Senge
• Today’s problems come from yesterday’s solution
• The harder you push, the harder the system pushes back
• Behaviour grows better before it grows worse
• The easy way out usually leads back in
• The cure can be worse than the disease
• Faster is slower
• Cause and effect are not closely related in time and space
• Small changes can produce big results but the areas of highest leverage
are often the least obvious
• You can have your cake and eat it too – but not at once
• Dividing the elephant in half does not produce two small elephants
• There is no blame
8. Observe the Natural system
Activity
Keep your hand on your heart and observe your
breathing
Discussion
Participants share their understanding
9. Let’s build a system
• You need a system of systems to build a
system
• Agile team is a systematic team
11. Activity
Identify the systems and components of an
Internet Banking Website
(participants work in groups)
Activity duration: 15 mins
Discussion: 10 mins
Editor's Notes
10 seconds
10 seconds
All parts must be present for a system to carry out its purpose optimally
Automobile without its spark plugs – car doesn’t work
2 minutes
1 minute
Example of feedback is system demo (5 minutes)
10 minutes
With this action we are observing two major component of human cardio vascular system interacting with each other. This is a micro level view of the system (2 minutes)