ComDyS Announces its Complex Systems Made Simple Course

In today's highly complex business environments, finding effective solutions has become a daunting challenge. Inspired by great thinkers, ComDyS has developed a pathway to complexity reduction and simple solutions. The pathway can now be learned.

For Einstein, a simple form was E=mc2.

Rotterdam, The Netherlands (PRWEB) November 5, 2009 -- ComDyS Business Services announces its Complex Systems Made Simple course.

Recent decades have brought unprecedented advancements: computers, the Internet, and globalization have revolutionized how we work and live. Along with those changes have come new challenges. Large private and public organisations face increased bureaucracy, service degradation, and overwhelming complexity, all of which affect employees, clients, and citizens alike. Solutions that were successful before are ineffective today, and finding the pathway to effective solutions has become a daunting challenge.

Great thinkers like Newton and Darwin have shown us an effective approach in their emphasis on reducing everything to the simplest possible form. For Einstein, a simple form was E=mc2. For us, a simple form is a set of fundamental patterns by which manmade complex, dynamic systems operate. This "common denominator" approach enables efficiencies impossible to achieve before. Imagine multiple complex environments in which various teams try to find solutions from the "chaos" of available solutions. Imagine that they could use a small set of fundamental patterns to guide them to techniques and solutions that reduce bureaucracy, failure rates, and complexity.

Our set of fundamental patterns will be taught in our Complex Systems Made Simple course. From this foundation, participants will learn a pathway to complexity reduction and to simple solutions. In addition, an example will be provided for the initiation and successful continuation of a complexity reduction project. For further information, go to www.comdys.com.

About ComDyS
ComDyS is pioneering the way toward a fresh vision of how man-made, complex, dynamic systems can be approached, enabling breakthrough solutions for those systems.

Contact
Eugen Oetringer
ComDyS Business Services B.V.
Lichtenauerlaan 102-120
3062 ME Rotterdam
The Netherlands
eugen (at) comdys (dot) com
www.comdys.com
Phone: +31 10 204 5952

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