The Systems Paradigm

The Systems Paradigm is a way of understanding complex entities by viewing them as interconnected parts working together, rather than as isolated components. This approach emphasizes relationships and interactions, recognizing that a change in one part can affect the whole system. For example, in an ecosystem, plants, animals, and their environment are interdependent. In business, departments rely on each other for success. This perspective helps us analyze problems more holistically, considering the broader context and dynamics, leading to more effective solutions and a deeper understanding of how things operate collectively.