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Organizational Complexity Online Courses and Services |
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Complexity has become an imprtant subject to study and understand in relation to organizations. It is almost trivial to state that organizational behaviour is complex in nature. Understanding organizational complexity is important at least for the following reasons: - Being appropriate in the interventions during organizational change and organizational development.
- Using the concepts and tools of complexity to excel in knowedge-rich organizations and managing organizations in fast-changing environments.
Van
Thinking focuses on providing resources, services and products for you
to upgrade your ability to engage the complexity of organizations. A list follows below:
Email CoursesOur
email courses are essentially directed reading, some of them also
providing you the oportunity to obtain their material as pdf files.
They provide you with introductory information about the subjects they
cover Relevant Email Courses currently available: | Organizational Complexity and the Ten Principles of Complexity
| Read more | Free | Online Videos You'll find a number of online videos on the web site specific to organizational decision making.
| Organizational Complexity
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| Free | Interactive E-learning Courses Interactive, Online elearning courses. Our aim with these courses is to help you apply what you learn in your own environment. | CT001A: Organizational Complexity
The text book for this course is supplied free of charge to all participants of this course - see above at eBooks.
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| $450.00 | Online ConsultationMariana
has almost 20 years experience in Decision Making, specifically as
applied in knowledge-intensive organizations. She provides online
consultation on request. Choose one of the options below if you are interested online consultation on Decision Making: | | Online Personal Consultation (one-to-one) | Read more
| $300 per hour
| | Online Group Consultation (more than one participant) | Read more
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Decison
making is hardly ever an event. It is a process. We give much
attention to "how to understand the decision making process" in order
to make better decisions. Our focus is on organizational decision
making in the knowledge economy. Our courses take into account that
most people who would want to do these courses are busy professionals,
and therefore the courses are developed to be suitable for managers and
business leaders and all organizational decision makers.
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