Title: HOLISTIC Thinking - definition, applications of holistic approach, systems thinking, big picture, great thinker
Headings: Holistic Thinking

Content: Systems thinking is your ability to see things as a whole (or holistically) including the many different types of relationships between the many elements in a complex system. Yet, 'holistic thinking' is a wider concept that involves perceiving a system through sensing its large-scale patterns . Systems thinking is often focussed on problem solving through understanding elements of the system and their interconnections. >>>
This is, definitely, a valuable perspective to assist organisations improve performance. However, adopting other conceptions of holism, such as The Tree of a successful business (see example), 6Ws of corporate growth (see example), 5 Basic Elements of a winning organisation (see example), or working both smart and hard, may open up new perspectives which may also be very valuable. Example
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For instance, when applied in social situations, holistic thinking involves sensitivity, intuition and tact. Before modifications of the parts can be made for the overall benefit of the system, a thorough knowledge of how each part functions and the interrelationships among the parts must be present. Business Architect
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