Huddling through
Is there a stop on the tram line that will lead to easy access to the carousel? Sometimes following the tracks of a a fixed pl
Nature is a web – where everything is connected to everything else. A change in one part of a system has consequences fo
When my son asked if I would like to give a workshop at his school I answered – without hesitation – “defin
Systems theorists make the distinction between closed and open systems. However, I think the idea of a closed-system is a fict
“You can’t step in the same river twice” Heraclitus. And borrowing an analogy from William James – man
It continues to amaze me that a terrestrial animal can learn to manipulate a throttle, stick and rudders to soar through the s
“Systems thinking involves applying various models to represent complex interactions, but general systems theorists also
Even the little things count … You count in ways that you can’t even imagine. See: John Flach’s LinkedIn pos
“The significance/meaning of data (and missing data) changes depending on your framework or perspective. Every perspecti
It is not possible to understand complex cognitive systems from a reductionistic world view. The reductionist view is convenie
To all the people who have shaped who we are today! See John Flach’s post on LinkedIn
It is that time of year again, the ritual of looking back and looking forward. With it comes talking to employees. How are you