thinking tracks for multidisciplinary system design

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Abstract
Systems engineering is, for a large part, a process description of how to bring new systems to existence. It is valuable as it directs the development effort. Tools exist that can be used in this process. System analysis investigates existing and/or desired situations. However, how to create a system that instantiates the desired situation depends significantly on human creativity and insight; the required human trait here is commonly called systems thinking. In literature, this trait is regularly used, but information on how to do systems thinking is scarce. Therefore, we have introduced earlier twelve thinking tracks that are concrete and help system designers to make an optimal fit between the system under design, the identified issue, the user, the environment and the rest of the world. The paper provides the scientific rationale for the thinking tracks based on literature. Secondly, the paper presents three cases of application, leading to the conclusion that the tracks are usable and effective.
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Authors ;Gerrit Maarten Bonnema;Jan F. Broenink
Journal Scandinavian journal of psychology
Year 2016
DOI
10.3390/systems4040036
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http://www.mdpi.com/2079-8954/4/4/36
Keywords
systems thinking systems design

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