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Gerard Leigh, Business Consultant, United Kingdom
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In the 5th Discipline Senge outlines his views on systems thinking, when in reality this is only one dimension of the systems thinking concepts.
I have come across many people who have read the 5th Discipline who think they have a good understanding of systems thinking. Now I think Senge’s work has a place at most forums about learning and organisational behavior, but I also think that his success has given many people a slanted view of systems thinking. Much of the work by Beer, Checkland etc etc whilst well known in the inner circles of systems thinking tends to be pushed to one side - or not discussed at all.
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F.H.J. Janssen, Consultant, Netherlands
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The 5th Discipline is Only a Part of System Thinking
As always there's more about the truth than we can (...)
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Jaime Fernandez V., Professor, Chile
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Peter Senge´s Slanted View of System Thinking
Gerard, you mention two names - I gather new autho (...)
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Gerard Leigh, Business Consultant, United Kingdom
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Beer and Checkland
Hi Jaime - Search for Peter Checkland and Staffor (...)
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