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Strategic thinking in complex problem solving Arnaud Chevallier

By: Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York: Oxford University Press, 2016.Description: x, 289 p.: ill.; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780190463908
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658.403 CHE
Contents:
An overview of strategic thinking in complex problem solving -- Frame the problem -- Identify potential root causes -- Determine the actual cause(s) -- Identify potential solutions -- Select a solution -- Sell the solution-- communicate effectively -- Implement and monitor the solution -- Dealing with complications and wrap up
Summary: 'Strategic Thinking in Complex Problem Solving' provides readers with practical tools to help them solve complex problems. Based on theoretical and empirical evidence from many disciplines, this work breaks down the resolution process into four easy-to-follow steps, and provides concrete guidelines to help anyone who is confronted with an unfamiliar, challenging problem requiring significant analysis.
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An overview of strategic thinking in complex problem solving -- Frame the problem -- Identify potential root causes -- Determine the actual cause(s) -- Identify potential solutions -- Select a solution -- Sell the solution-- communicate effectively -- Implement and monitor the solution -- Dealing with complications and wrap up


'Strategic Thinking in Complex Problem Solving' provides readers with practical tools to help them solve complex problems. Based on theoretical and empirical evidence from many disciplines, this work breaks down the resolution process into four easy-to-follow steps, and provides concrete guidelines to help anyone who is confronted with an unfamiliar, challenging problem requiring significant analysis.

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