Welcome
Understanding complex systems of systems needs a great vantage point
How good is your vantage point? Could you benefit from greater insights to change
challenges into opportunities? - If so read on…..
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Governance,
People, place and
technology
Most focus on solving our
challenges is placed on
technology, innovation and
research. While the reality is that
these are just elements of a
solution to be deployed, not
whole systems solutions to
complex challenges.
Often, technology is looking for a
problem to solve - or worse -
creating another problem
elsewhere.
It is the interaction, interface and
implementation between these
key elements (governance, people,
place and technology) that holds
the key to unlocking solutions that
are resilient, robust, reproducible,
economically realistic,
environmentally sustainable and
societally acceptable.
Read more
Welcome
Understanding complex systems of systems…..
….needs a great vantage point
There are many organisations, academic
institutions and professional institutions that
exist to educate, lobby and profit from systems
engineering, systems thinking and whole systems
visualisation to aid understanding of complex
systems.
Global Smart Transformation (GST) has built its
skills, competencies, knowledge and experience
of complex systems of systems understanding by
doing, not by text book techniques or academic
literature, although all of these are interesting.
“All models are wrong and some are useful”
(attribution George Box) hints at the challenge between
the science and reality of understanding complex
systems. GST has been helping governments
(national and local), businesses (corporate and
SME’s), academics and professional institutions
for over 14 years to unlock the potential of whole
systems understanding.
© All rights reserved (2009 - 2023) Global Smart Transformation Ltd.
Governance, People, place and
technology
Most focus on solving our challenges is placed on
technology, innovation and research. While the reality is
that these are just elements of a solution to be deployed,
not whole systems solutions to complex challenges.
Often, technology is looking for a problem to solve - or
worse - creating another problem elsewhere.
It is the interaction, interface and implementation
between these key elements (governance, people, place
and technology) that holds the key to unlocking solutions
that are resilient, robust, reproducible, economically
realistic, environmentally sustainable and societally
acceptable.
Read more
