Systems structure & system thinking for improving results in a world of change

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Journal of Cost Management

Volume 17, Issue 4 : 44-47

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Systems structure & system thinking for improving results in a world of change

William Christopher

Abstract

Several important characterstics of viable business systems are discussed. Viable business systems comprise operations and operations management, relate to an external environment and are largely self-organizing and self-controlling. System structure that include an information system and environmental relationships is also discussed. System structure creates the capability for self-organization and self-control to achieve company goals.

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