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Jan 23 2018

Creating, Operating and Getting Results with an Enterprise as a Sustainable System

Creating, Operating and Getting Results with an Enterprise as a Sustainable System

In this post we look at how we can create a sustainable system, how we can operate as a sustainable system, and the results this will help us achieve. What would happen if everyone came to work and just did their own thing? Even with the best of intentions, this would not be a great […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: change, complexity, Deming, interdependencies, leadership, new economcis, organizational design, sustainability, Systems Thinking, theory of constraints, transformation

Jan 16 2018

Make Your Organization a Sustainable Enterprise

Make Your Organization a Sustainable Enterprise

What is a sustainable enterprise, what does it takes to create it, and how can it be achieved and maintained? What do we actually mean by sustainable enterprise? To sustain means at its most basic level to keep alive or in existence; this is the basic goal of any business. ‘Sustainable business’ goes further by […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: sustainability, systemic approach, systems-based economics

Aug 22 2017

The Danger of False Assumptions – Learn to Think Better

The Danger of False Assumptions – Learn to Think Better

How can people keep thinking something when evidence around them is screaming a different reality? How can we make sure that thinking blocks don’t happen to us? It’s more common that we would like to believe. We may want to be independent thinkers, but we end up following the crowd, arriving at conclusions that are […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: cognitive constraints, complexity, false assumptions, human constraint, sustainability

Aug 04 2017

Nothing Is the Same: How to Survive and Thrive in Today’s Market

Nothing Is the Same: How to Survive and Thrive in Today’s Market

This month marks ten years since the start of the 2007 financial crisis. Our economic models have failed us. Anyone who has lived with the aftermath of that crisis knows that. Many have lost their jobs, or lost their investments and even their future prospects. Many who expected to have a smooth career path are getting […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: financial crisis, Goldratt, sustainability, systemic management, theory of constraints, theory of profound knowledge, Thinking Process Tools, W. Edwards Deming

Jan 26 2017

Does Universal Healthcare Make Any Sense?

Does Universal Healthcare Make Any Sense?

A recent conversation was a reminder that few things like universal healthcare can mark a divide between Americans and Europeans (and Canadians). Americans tend to consider healthcare not a right but something to be earned. There is a moral argument going on here. But what if providing healthcare for all just makes scientific and economic sense? […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: healthcare, inequality, Network Theory, sustainability, Systems Thinking

Sep 23 2014

Complexity in Financial and Economic Systems? Adding Clarity

Complexity in Financial and Economic Systems? Adding Clarity

Complexity is all around us, but do we really understand what it means? And how are financial markets and economic systems affected by it? In this post, Dr. Giovanni Siepe takes a systemic perspective. What is a system and what does complexity mean? There are many conversations taking place about complexity and complex systems. In […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking · Tagged: complexity, economic system, financial system, fractal, interdependencies, sustainability, Systems Thinking, variation

Jul 17 2014

Crash, Bang, New Economics (and How We Can Build It)

Crash, Bang, New Economics (and How We Can Build It)

Our economic models have failed us. Anyone who has lived with the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis knows that. Many have lost their jobs, or lost their investments and even their future prospects. Many who expected to have a smooth career path are getting by from contract to contract, or may even be chronically unemployed. The […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking · Tagged: cooperation, Deming, new economics, new economy, Quality, sustainability, systemic management, systemic thinking, theory of constraints, Thinking Process Tools, web of life, win-win

Sep 17 2013

How to See the Future with Science – Part Two on Predicting Process Behaviour

How to See the Future with Science – Part Two on Predicting Process Behaviour

In Part Two of this article on predicting the future with science, we look at the tool from Statistical Process Control that helps us understand behaviour patterns in our processes so we can make more informed decisions.   When is a process predictable? We say that a process is “predictable”  when it is in a […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: cause and effect, change, complexity, Deming, education, future, future reality tree, intelligence, Intelligent Management, meaningful, prediction, Science, SPC, statistical process control, sustainability, Systems Thinking, Thinking Process Tools

Aug 21 2013

When a band-aid costs hundreds of dollars – a USA healthcare experience

When a band-aid costs hundreds of dollars – a USA healthcare experience

The cuts healed in a few days, but months later, I am still dealing with the insurance aftermath and a lawyer. This is my recent healthcare experience in the USA that left me truly non-plussed.   On a visit to Reno in May this year, I had a close encounter with a wickedly sharp grater […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: cause and effect, healthcare, sustainability

Aug 16 2013

How To Embed Creative Business Thinking In Your Organization

How To Embed Creative Business Thinking In Your Organization

We may think we know how to think, but can we do it better? This post looks at some tools for systematic, creative thinking for business (and beyond). A recent article in the Globe and Mail newspaper asks the question, how can we produce more creative business thinkers? What sort of things should business schools […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking · Tagged: change, complexity, conflict, conflict cloud, conflict resolution, constraint, core conflict cloud, creative business thinking, design, Domenico Lepore, economics, education, fear, future reality tree, Goldratt, human resources, innovation, intelligence, Intelligent Management, interdependencies, leadership, learning, Lepore, Management Training, meaningful, negative branch reservation, network, Network Theory, new economcis, organization, organizational design, physics, post-digitial, Prerequisite Tree, project, project management, sustainability, Systems Thinking, theory of constraints, Thinking Process Tools, transformation, Transition Tree

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