Designing and Managing Complex Systems

Designing and Managing Complex Systems

Moriarty, David

Elsevier Science & Technology

12/2022

322

Mole

Inglês

9780323916097

15 a 20 dias

450

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Part I: Cybernetics

1.1 Control and communication

Part II: Learning from systems

2.1 The simplification imperative

2.2 The language of systems

2.3 Classes of systems

2.4 Neurobiological systems

2.5 Sociotechnical systems

2.6 Consilient dynamics across scales

Part III: Creating and managing systems

3.1 Introduction to part 3

3.2 Structure and function

3.3 Capability and adaptive capacity

3.4 Engineering resilience

3.5 Assessing the system properties of your organization

Part IV: Case studies

4.1 Challenger and Columbia

4.2 Walmart, FEMA, and Hurricane Katrina

4.3 Lake Peigneur

4.4 The water temples of Bali

4.5 The global financial crisis

4.6 Continental Airlines

4.7 Three Mile Island

4.8 Cybersyn and the trucking strike

4.9 Biological and informational viruses

4.10 Netflix

4.11 Fukushima

4.12 The Mumbai Dabbawalas

4.13 Flash Crash

4.14 Alphafold 2

Part V: Conclusion

5.1 Consilience with the arts

5.2 Conclusion
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