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

Understanding Ecosystem Dynamics:

In the Wayfinders Management Systems Philosophy, we recognize that your business does not exist in isolation but is part of a broader business ecosystem. Understanding the dynamics of this ecosystem is crucial for informed decision-making. Explore how various elements, such as suppliers, customers, and collaborators, contribute to the emergent intelligence of the ecosystem.

Ecosystem Intelligence Framework:

Developing business ecosystem intelligence involves creating a framework for understanding and leveraging the collective knowledge within the network. Identify key stakeholders, map their interactions, and recognize patterns that contribute to the overall intelligence of the ecosystem. This framework enhances your ability to make strategic decisions aligned with the broader business community.

Mutualistic Relationships:

In the business ecosystem, relationships are often mutualistic – each participant benefits from the success of others. Understand how fostering positive relationships and contributing to the success of fellow businesses can create a reciprocal environment. This approach not only strengthens individual enterprises but elevates the collective intelligence of the entire ecosystem.

Ecosystem Intelligence in Action:

Explore case studies of businesses that have effectively leveraged ecosystem intelligence. These examples showcase how an awareness of broader industry trends, collaborative initiatives, and shared knowledge can lead to competitive advantages. Learn from these instances to enhance your own business ecosystem intelligence.

Interactive Ecosystem Mapping:

In our interactive session, we’ll engage in an ecosystem mapping exercise. Identify key players in your business ecosystem, map their relationships, and analyze the flow of information and resources. This practical activity will provide insights into how you can contribute to and benefit from the intelligence of your broader business community.

Transition to Small Business Logic: Goals, Decisions, and Throughput

As we transition from the exploration of Business Ecosystem Intelligence, which emphasizes the interconnectedness of your business with its broader environment, we now delve into the realm of Small Business Logic: Goals, Decisions, and Throughput. Recognizing that your business operates within a complex ecosystem, we will focus on the core system management pattern that guides effective small business practices. By aligning your goals, making informed decisions, and optimizing throughput, you’ll navigate the intricate interplay between internal processes and external influences, fostering resilience and success in the dynamic small business landscape

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