Describes the fundamental principles of change and their relationship. Enables the impact of bad decision making to be analysed.

A new double-lane roundabout has some issues with an offramp being very close to the exits from one side of the roundabout.
There have been some safety concerns so I thought I'd look at the system to determine what the problems might be, if any, and to see if there are some viable solutions if some issues are brought to light.

Describes the fundamental principles of change and their relationship. Enables the impact of bad decision making to be analysed.

Diagram from CDC conference.

This model is a basic model on how the glucose level in blood is maintained.

Initial causal loop diagram for the influences leading to the acceptance of Systems Thinking. This is the evolving version. You can compare this with IM-1948, which is the original, if you wish.

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This is the Insight for Large Scale Outsourcing, one of the key models to be included in Sea of Systems 2015.

This model is a basic model on how the glucose level in blood is maintained.

A visual look at using technology in school based on the article:

Systems Thinking, UCF Course Assignment

Initial causal loop diagram for the influences leading to the acceptance of Systems Thinking.

Causal Loop Diagram Pt.2

Initial causal loop diagram for the influences leading to the acceptance of Systems Thinking.

Identify and map audience system archetype, including potential/anticipated leverage points, conflicts, unknowns, etc. for each of the personas. You will illustrate your findings using causal loop diagrams

A map of the elements associated with Systems Thinking as defined by different sources.

Identify and map audience system archetype, including potential/anticipated leverage points, conflicts, unknowns, etc. for each of the personas. You will illustrate your findings using causal loop diagrams

Describes the fundamental principles of change and their relationship. Enables the impact of bad decision making to be analysed.

A new double-lane roundabout has some issues with an offramp being very close to the exits from one side of the roundabout.
There have been some safety concerns so I thought I'd look at the problem to determine if there is a better solution.

Rules of roundabouts are:
If in LL, you can turn left or go straight in LL.
If in RL, you can go straight in RL or turn right, exiting in RL.
For all cases, you must indicate asap before exiting but stay in your original chosen lane.

A visual look at using technology in school based on the article:

Describes the fundamental principles of change and their relationship. Enables the impact of bad decision making to be analysed.