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Systems thinking as a tool to harness organizational learning

All human organizations are complex and one way of understanding their characteristics is through complexity theory. In systems thinking we recognize the existence of systems and sub systems in society. Work environment is made up of the o…

Published: 27 Apr 2015 at 12:11hrs | | by Temba Munsaka

Systems Thinking: Panacea to Organizational Change

I argue that for local NGOs and other corporate bodies to manage and survive the complex and often dynamic environment, there is only one plausible choice: systems thinking. This opinion paper postulates how systems thinking can aid manage…

Published: 11 Jun 2014 at 11:34hrs | | by Temba Munsaka

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Columnist / Temba munsaka

Systems thinking as a tool to harness organizational learning

Systems Thinking: Panacea to Organizational Change

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