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With the recent events in the middle east, we couldn't resist having our resident expert on conflict Timothy Clancy join in this week. Problems are Timothy's passion and this passion led to a career of two arcs. The first arc spanned twenty-five years of working with clients in corporate, government, military and non-profit environments to solve their most challenging problems. The second arc was his personal journey along the way studying problems and the best methods to solve them. That journey led to a deployment with the US military in Afghanistan where he first encountered the Systems Thinking aspect of the science of System Dynamics. Three years later he left his position at IBM as Chief Methodologist of Lean, Six Sigma and Agile to fully commit himself to system dynamics. He
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With the recent events in the middle east, we couldn't resist having our resident expert on conflict Timothy Clancy join in this week. Problems are Timothy's passion and this passion led to a career of two arcs. The first arc spanned twenty-five years of working with clients in corporate, government, military and non-profit environments to solve their most challenging problems. The second arc was his personal journey along the way studying problems and the best methods to solve them. That journey led to a deployment with the US military in Afghanistan where he first encountered the Systems Thinking aspect of the science of System Dynamics. Three years later he left his position at IBM as Chief Methodologist of Lean, Six Sigma and Agile to fully commit himself to system dynamics. He
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| With the recent events in the middle east, we couldn't resist having our resident expert on conflict Timothy Clancy join in this week. Problems are Timothy's passion and this passion led to a career of two arcs. The first arc spanned twenty-five years of working with clients in corporate, government, military and non-profit environments to solve their most challenging problems. The second arc was his personal journey along the way studying problems and the best methods to solve them. That journey led to a deployment with the US military in Afghanistan where he first encountered the Systems Thinking aspect of the science of System Dynamics. Three years later he left his position at IBM as Chief Methodologist of Lean, Six Sigma and Agile to fully commit himself to system dynamics. He pursued a Master’s and PhD in System Dynamics publishing research ranging from the reduction of violence and instability to business application. Timothy believes Structured Systems Thinking is one of the most powerful problem-solving methods available today. Websites: https://dialecticsims.com/ https://infomullet.com/ Related articles: https://infomullet.com/2023/10/10/hamas-v-israel-war/ https://infomullet.com/2023/10/17/dynamics_of_atrocity_scripts/ NEW SYSTEM DYNAMIC REVIEW ARTIAL: https://doi.org/10.1002/sdr.1749 |