GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY

a group of combined units forming an organized and the result (output ) is greater than the result that the units could have if they ran independently.
A system is a set of objects linked by some form of interaction or Interdependence.
A set of parts that attract each other ( like the solar system ) , or a group of people in an organization , an industrial network , an electrical circuit, a computer or a living being can be viewed as systems.
The T.G.S. Troubleshooting not seek or try · Practical Solutions , But produce theories and conceptual formulations that can create the conditions of application in empirical reality .
Any set of interconnected parts can be considered a system, since relations between the parties and the behavior of the whole is the focus of attention
Actually, it is difficult to say where it begins and where it ends given system
The word "system" has many connotations : a set of interdependent and interacting elements ;
Humans , for example , is a system consisting of a number of organs and members , and only when these operate in a coordinated manner man is effective .
Similarly , one might think that the organization is a system consisting of a number of interacting parts .
The General Systems Theory ( T.G.S. ) emerged with the work of German biologist Ludwig von Bertalanffy , published between 1950 and 1968.

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