
Operational Systems Thinking
Landel, Robert D.,...
Operational Systems Thinking
Landel, Robert D.; Soderquist, Chris
OM-1430 | Published December 2, 2012 | 16 pages Technical Note
Collection: Darden School of Business
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This note provides an introduction to operational systems thinking using the language of stocks and flows and guided by a scientific method-based mapping process. Operational mental models link explicit cause-and-effect relationships to the dynamics (behaviors over time) that unfold within the system. Such mental models improve students' ability to mentally simulate how different interventions in a system will affect its long-term performance.
Provide an introduction to operational systems thinking using the language of stocks and flows and guided by a scientific method-based mapping process.
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