Napkin Introduction to Systems Thinking - How to do ST?

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Nicolas Stampf

Agenda

• Part 1. What is Systems Thinking?

• Part 2. Why use Systems Thinking?

• Part 3. How to do Systems Thinking?

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Credits

• Gene Bellinger
– @systemswiki
– http://www.systemswiki.org/
• Members of Systems Thinking World LinkedIn
Group
– http://is.gd/lxLc9w
• Dr Calbrera & Dr Colosi
– http://www.idsrp.com/
• Dan Roam
– @dan_roam
– http://www.napkinacademy.com
• Moleskine®
– http://www.moleskine.com/

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