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Definition: Soft Systems Methodology is a qualitative technique that can be used for applying Systems Thinking to non-systemic situations or problems. It is a way of dealing with problem situations in which there is a high social, political and human activity component in a ST-way, while acknowledging that such problems are in fact too complex to be considered s simple system. |
More on problem analysis: 5W2H Analysis, 8 Disciplines, 80-20 Rule, Affinity Diagram, Alternative Hypothesis, more... |
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