Taming Complexity
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In addition to its more obvious costs, complexity confers critical benefits, especially in dynamic and uncertain environments. What Is Complexity—and What Is It Good For? For our purposes, we’ll define it as a large number of different elements (such as specific technologies, raw materials, products
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- In addition to its more obvious costs, complexity confers critical benefits, especially in dynamic and uncertain environments.
- What Is Complexity—and What Is It Good For?
- For our purposes, we’ll define it as a large number of different elements (such as specific technologies, raw materials, products, people, and organizational units) that have many different connections to one another.
- Let’s look at their strengths
- having many different elements increases the resilience of a system.
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