Systemantics: How Systems Work And Especially How They Fail
by John Gall
Paperback Hardcover"Systemantics: How Systems Work And Especially How They Fail" by John Gall is a book that explains the complex nature of systems and the inherent problems that arise within them. The author discusses the fundamental principles of systems, the different types of systems, and the common pitfalls that lead to their failure. Gall uses humor and wit to explain how systems tend to evolve into disorder and dysfunction despite the best intentions of those who create and manage them. The book serves as a cautionary tale about the challenges of designing, implementing, and maintaining systems in various contexts, and emphasizes the need for careful planning, constant monitoring, and flexibility in the face of inevitable failures.
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