Thinking about the systems

During the author's travel to attend meetings and conferences in the late twentieth century, and within one week, I found through reading newspapers many examples of systems that need better management or complete redesign. I found them in newspapers because we see them everywhere around us every day. Once you start seeing daily events as aspects of trends, and these trends as clues to the underlying structure of the system, you will be able to think of new ways of management and new ways of living in a world of complex systems. One may find dozens of books on "Systems Modeling" and "Systems Thinking," but this does not negate the real need for a simple and inspiring book about systems, and why we sometimes find them confusing, and how we learn to manage them better and redesign them? This is a simple book that comes out into a complex world and about it. It is a book for those who want to contribute to shaping a better future.