Systems Thinking Is a Management Concept That Considers All the Interrelated

Systems thinking is a management concept that considers all the interrelated parts of the system that function as a whole and in common. Changes in any one part of the system affect the whole organization and, in fact, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Write a short paragraph in which you explain how change in one part of a system (or organization or product or community) can affect the whole system (or organization or product or community) either to its benefit or detriment. List some contingencies that might influence a manager's decision making. Use your imagination In choosing system that is "managed."