Soft systems methodology

Soft systems methodology (SSM) is een door Peter Checkland ontwikkelde praktische methodologie gebaseerd op het systeemdenken. De SSM biedt een benadering en sc…

Soft systems methodology (SSM) is een door Peter Checkland ontwikkelde praktische methodologie gebaseerd op het systeemdenken. De SSM biedt een benadering en schematechnieken om organisatieprocessen te modelleren. Dit kan worden gebruikt voor algemene probleemanalyse en synthese en bij veranderingsmanagement.

Literatuur

  • 2015, Brian Wilson, Kees van Haperen, Soft Systems Thinking, Methodology and the Management of Change, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke. ISBN 9781137432681
  • 2006, Peter B. Checkland, John Poulter, Learning for Action - a short definitive account of soft systems methodology and its use for practitioners, teachers, and students, John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Chichester. ISBN 0-470-02554-9
  • 2000, Peter B. Checkland, Soft Systems Methodology: A Thirty Year Retrospective, in: Systems Research and Behavioral Science 17, S11-S58 (2000).
  • 1998, Peter B. Checkland, Sue Holwell, Information, Systems and Information Systems - making sense of the field, John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Chichester. ISBN 0-471-95820-4
  • 1994, Peter Lewis, Information Systems Development, Pittman Publishing, Londen. ISBN 0273031074
  • 1990, Peter B. Checkland, J. Scholes, Soft Systems Methodology in Action, John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 1990, 1999. ISBN 0471927686
  • 1981, Peter B. Checkland, Systems Thinking, Systems Practice, John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Londen, 1981, 1998. ISBN 0471986062

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