Titlebook: Operational Research and Systems; The Systemic Nature Paul Keys Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 international rela

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Operational Research as Problem Solvinging two chapters will then consider how this system relates to the decision-making system in an organization and the extent to which it is scientific in character. The first task to accomplish here is to define what types of problems OR is deemed capable of tackling and from this definition to estab

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Operational Research in Organizationshe organization to which it is relevant. In this chapter the character of this interaction and its implications for the practice of OR groups based in and primarily serving a particular organization are examined. The processes concerned operate at two particular levels. First, there is a set of conn

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Systems, Science, and Technologyar way which is embedded within an organizational environment. Systems ideas have been used to conceptualize the OR process. There has been no discussion of how systems ideas have been used within that process. The discussion in this chapter completes the consideration of systems in OR by looking at

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Operational Research and Systems Thinkingich it generates. Hard systems thinking is one of two paradigms which Checkland (1983) argues are possible within the systems movement. The other, soft systems thinking, will be referred to here briefly in order to highlight the distinctions between them. The purpose of the discussion is twofold: fi

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Beyond Hard Systems Thinkingogical connection between OR and a range of other systems-based problem-solving methodologies. The assumptions of this common methodological process provide a basis for identifying the boundaries within which hard systems methodologies can operate effectively. Outside these boundaries other methodol

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Systems Methodologiese the boundaries of hard systems thinking. These boundaries, defined by the existence of complexity and pluralism, pose difficulties for hard systems thinking which can be overcome by altering the way in which systems ideas are seen to support methodologies. In this chapter the insights gained from

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