Systems Thinking Training Techniques | InnovationTraining.org

Systems Thinking Training Techniques | InnovationTraining.org

Systems thinking is a methodology that examines how parts interact within a system for problem-solving. It emphasizes six main themes, including interconnectedness and synthesis. Innovators use various tools and exercises, including systems mapping, to understand systems better. Popular systems thinking training courses include "Systems Thinking Made Simple," and "The Fifth Discipline" book. Systems thinking is a great way for organizations to cultivate innovation.

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