ANZ Learning Lab – An introduction to Systems Thinking; how it helps make sense of complexity

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ANZ Learning Lab – An introduction to Systems Thinking; how it helps make sense of complexity

ANZ Learning Lab – An introduction to Systems Thinking; how it helps make sense of complexity

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We often see situations unfold and ideas progress, and yet often constructive progress is hampered by a basic mental model of straight forward cause and effect. Yet things are rarely so simple; there are usually many interrelated parts in the systems, all affecting multiple other parts in a variety of ways.

With a large number of interdependent factors, such complicated or complex systems can appear confusing. By visualising the system we can develop an understanding of it, helping us to determine more effective approaches to working with it.

In this session, Alan will provide an introduction to Thinking Systemically concepts. He will share how the world’s systems can be simple, complicated or complex, with examples of scenarios along with tools and techniques. Participants will also be invited to collaboratively co-create visualisation of a system.

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Event Timezone Reference - Australia (Sydney/Melbourne Time)

Presenter(s) Bio

Alan Taylor is a business team coach, working in team development and growth in software development and sustainability arenas. Alan has 20 years experience leading and coaching teams to become better versions of themselves. He is a member of Scrum Alliance, is a certified Agile Teams Coach (ACP-ACC) and is PRINCE2 Project Management Practitioner certified.

Posted By - Tim Collings

Email - timc@4ileadership.com

Spare Field - Not in use - This session of the ANZ pod will be hosted by Lulu Siret.

Spare Field - Not in use - The ANZ Pod of the CCA is co-convened by Jeanine Bailey, July McLennan, Lulu Siret, Tim Collings & Alan Taylor. We look forward to you joining us in this session. If you have any questions in regards to this event, please reach out at anz@climatecoachingalliance.com

 

Date And Time

Mar 16, 2022 @ 12:00 PM (AEDT) to
Mar 16, 2022 @ 01:00 PM (AEDT)
 

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