General Systems Theory

General Systems Theory

1. is a model of set of interrelated principle4s and concepts that explains an organizations complex entities

   • Relevant to us
     • simbolic systems: people invent Systems, language an organizations.
     • Sociocultural Systems: people operate in groups
     • Information System: It is a set of elements orientated to the treatment and administration of information and information, organized and ready for his later use, generated to cover a need or an aim. The above mentioned elements will form a part of someone of the following categories: You present; Activities or technologies of work; Information; material Resources in general (IT resources and of communication, generally, though not necessarily).
     • Static Structures: Resources, Desks, Paper, goals People
     • Animals: Subgroups of organization can scan and learn

2. History of General Systems Theory

   • In 1993, Ludwing von Bertanlanffy devolped The General Systems Theory to solve this problem the Theory was further developed by Ross Asby in 1955.
     • Biography od Ashby : he was president for the society of General Systems research from 1962-1964
     • Biography of Bertalanffy: Bonr septmber 19, 1901 Austria, He Studied philosophy of science and biology and eventually to study biology at the University of Vienna He Wrote the most famous book on the General Systems Theory,
       • Bertalanffy expressed that real systems are exposed to, and work together with, their environments and can obtain quialitatively new properties through development resulting in constant development.

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