Summary:
The book provides managers with an introduction to systems thinking, offering tools and techniques to understand complex problems and make better decisions. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing interrelationships within organizational systems to improve overall performance and achieve strategic goals.
Key points:
1. Systems Thinking: Sherwood highlights the need to see the big picture and details in systems, understanding how parts interact and evolve.
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