Course Content
Introduction to Systematic Success
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I. Introduction to Systematic Success
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Reflecting on Systems
Understanding Systematic Management
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II. Understanding Systematic Management
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Addressing Complexity: Requisite Variety
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III. Addressing Complexity: Requisite Variety
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Aligning Personal and Business Profiles
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IV. Aligning Personal and Business Profiles
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Intelligent Value Generation
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V. Intelligent Value Generation
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Core Systems Ideas
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VI. Core Systems Ideas
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Beyond Profits: Fulfilling Higher Order Needs
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VII. Beyond Profits: Fulfilling Higher Order Needs
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Scaling in the Optimal Range
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VIII. Scaling in the Optimal Range
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Complementary Resources
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IX. Complementary Resources
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Technology as a Lever
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X. Technology as a Lever
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Leveraging Technology
Design Thinking: A Subset of Systems Thinking
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XI. Design Thinking: A Subset of Systems Thinking
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Design Thinking
Strategic Planning as a Systems Approach
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XII. Strategic Planning as a Systems Approach
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Organizational Analysis
Environmental Scan
Strategy
Business Ecosystem Intelligence
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XIII. Business Ecosystem Intelligence
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Ecosystem Business Intelligence
Small Business Logic: Goals, Decisions, and Throughput
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XIV. Small Business Logic: Goals, Decisions, and Throughput
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Viable Systems Model
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XV. Viable Systems Model
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Reflecting on Business as a System of Subsystems Embedded in an Ecosystem
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XVI. Reflecting on Business as a System of Subsystems Embedded in an Ecosystem
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Subsystems and Ecosystems
The Core System Management Cycle
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XII. The Core System Management Cycle: Goal-Setting to Lesson-Learning
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Management Cycle
Navigating Complexity: Systems Thinking as a Lifelong Practice
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XVI. Navigating Complexity: Systems Thinking as a Lifelong Practice
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Navigating Complexity
Systematic Management
About Lesson

Strategic Adoption of Technology:

In the Systematic Success Program, technology is not merely a tool but a lever – a force multiplier that can amplify your resources and capabilities. Strategic adoption of technology involves recognizing how specific tools and platforms align with your business goals, enhancing efficiency, and providing a competitive edge.

Amplifying Resources:

Technology serves as a force multiplier, amplifying your resources in unprecedented ways. Whether it’s automating repetitive tasks, improving communication, or expanding your reach, the strategic use of technology enhances your overall capacity to achieve more with fewer resources.

Adopting Appropriate Technologies:

Not all technologies are created equal, and adopting the appropriate ones is crucial. Consider your business needs, scalability, and the impact on your overall system. The Systematic Success Program guides you in making informed decisions about the technologies that align with your strategic goals.

Technology Case Studies:

Explore case studies of businesses that have strategically leveraged technology to transform their operations. These stories highlight how the adoption of specific technologies contributed to increased efficiency, innovation, and adaptability. Learn from their experiences as you consider integrating technology into your business strategy.

Interactive Technology Integration Workshop:

In our interactive workshop, we’ll delve into a technology integration exercise. Identify areas within your business that could benefit from technology, explore potential solutions, and outline a roadmap for implementation. This hands-on activity will empower you to harness the full potential of technology as a lever.

Transition to Design Thinking: A Subset of Systems Thinking:

As we conclude our exploration of technology as a lever, let’s transition to the concept of design thinking – a subset of systems thinking. Join me in understanding how adopting a design thinking approach can fuel innovation, guide product development, and enhance problem-solving within your entrepreneurial journey.

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