A Systems Thinking Decision-Making Process

Sprache: Englisch

Verlag: Springer, Springer Jan 2022, 2022

3030899594 / 9783030899592

Serie: Buch 257 von 339 - Management for Professionals

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This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -This book illustrates how to access the right information for making the best decisions during turbulent times. It is written from an experienced-based perspective that is beneficial for those looking for the development and improvement of the decision-making process. The approach is centered on the author's experience in developing and implementing effective and efficient approaches to decision-making in business and government. Based on those experiences, this book provides insights into how to improve the decision making process of your organization, whether it be large or small.For decision makers and those providing market information for making decisions, this book provide guidelines for a framework which includes systems thinking. For those interested in change management and corporate governance, the book presents examples where it was done well and some examples where it was not and the ensuring consequences.Praise for Systems Thinking Decision-Making Process.'This is an absolutely incredible book by a distinguished practitioner. The range of knowledge and experience that Vince Barabba has had is astounding. I urge everyone who is interested in complex, messy problems to read this amazing book.'Ian I. Mitroff'.Vince has masterfully blended the art of organizational respect with the science of data inquiry to drive change and realize strategic vision. A master storyteller, he does not just teach, his book brings his learnings to life in a meaningful way that if carefully listened to, can change the course of a career.' Paul D'AlessandroPrincipal, Health Industries, PwC US'In his latest book, Vince Barabba integrates his vast knowledge from 50 years of dedicated work in both the public and private sectors in order to provide leaders with an actionable framework for radically improving how their organizations collect and use information to make the best decisions for all the wicked messes that now appear in our global village. This book can save your company from living in the dark with false assumptions about all your key stakeholders.' Ralph H. Kilmann, Ph.D.CEO, Kilmann DiagnosticsCo-Author, The Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (TKI)'Absorbing just a few of the many smart ideas in this book will make you a better leader and decision maker. Thinking systemically about how the hard-earned lessons from Vince Barabba's brilliant career apply to your enterprise could make you a great one.' Chunka MuiCo-Author, A Brief History of a Perfect Future and Billion Dollar Lessons'.if you are interested in 'thinking in systems,' this book is for you. The 'On Star' story demonstrates to you how the initial product-centered thinking was proselytized to 'thinking in systems'.' John PourdehnadVisiting Professor, IESE Business School and Faulty of Systems Leadership, Thomas Jefferson University'In writing Systems Thinking Decision-Making Process: How to Avoid Burnt Toast, Vince Barabba is addressing the limits of knowledge management systems which enable 'organizations as usual' to share best practices on how to scrape toast faster and cheaper. The examples shared by Vince, from his first-hand experiences in corporate America or his services as a marketing consultant, contribute invaluable clarity to his goal of providing a 'sketch of an Inquiry Center Learning and Support System' for those with the ambition to lead efforts to work smarter, not harder, firmly against the grain of 'organizations as usual'.' Bill Bellows, Ph.D.President, InThinking ServicesAdjunct Professor, California State University, Northridge and Southern Utah UniversityAdvisory Council Member and Former Deputy Director, The W. Edwards Deming Institute®'In his 'last book', Vince weaves the experiences and learning of a lifetime into whole cloth of insight and wisdom. He helps us to find relevant information fSpringer-Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 192 pp. Englisch.…

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Titel
A Systems Thinking Decision-Making Process
Autor
Vincent P. Barabba
Verlag
Springer, Springer Jan 2022
Erscheinungsjahr
2022
Zustand
Neu
Einband
Buch
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN-10
3030899594
ISBN-13
9783030899592
Artikelgewicht
459 Gramm
Abmessungen
241x160x17 mm
Serie
Buch 257 von 339: Management for Professionals

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