SSM is associated solely with 'soft and wicked' problems as opposed to HSM which can be used with 'hard and tame' problems.

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SSM (Soft Systems Methodology) is indeed primarily associated with addressing complex, 'soft' problems that are ill-structured and subjective, but it does not imply that HSM (Hard Systems Methodology) is the only approach for 'hard and tame' problems. Both methodologies can be applied across a spectrum of problem types, although their approaches and focuses differ.

SSM Is Associated Solely with 'Soft and Wicked' Problems as Opposed