Posts Tagged "systems thinking"

Tweet Pin It My new favourite topic is Service Design Thinking for marketing. In the Service Design reference book, This is Service Design Thinking, 5 principles are identified: User centered: Services should be experienced through the customer’s eye. Co-creative: All stakeholders should be included in the service design process Sequencing: The service should be visualized as a sequence of interrelated actions. Evidencing: Intangible services should be visualized in terms of physical artifacts. Holistic: The entire environment of a service should be considered. Isn’t that what the business world has been seeking for years? Yes it is. And it’s a race to the top with disruptive innovations to be...

The first insight is that energy moves along the path of least resistance. The underlying structure of anything will determine its path of least resistance. We can determine the path of least resistance by creating new structures.

Alan Barnard on the use of TOC Strategy and Tactic Trees Watch the short but knowledge-packed video: The tree is only as valid as our assumptions.

Tweet Pin It Structural Tension Charting radically improves your approach to managing business and life. I have taken Robert Fritz concept of Structural Tension Charting and combined it with my own integrations and the work of other noteables such as Peter Senge and Eli Goldratt to create what I am currently calling an Outcome Chart (as available inside the 7 Steps of Organizing). What would it take to commercialise the following? Freeing people to create the lifestyle necessary to fill their deepest criteria for contentment, by providing the precise information references and tools that will facilitate the manifestation of there dreams and wishes into reality. The organizing principle of structural...