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Formulation of the problem
Identification and design solutions
Control Results
This indicates that the basic lines of work are:
1. The development of concepts and guidelines to study reality as a system (formulation conceptual model).
2. The development of methodological frameworks to guide the process of solving problems in their different phases.
3. The development of techniques and models to support decision making and to obtain and analyzing the information required.
The systems approach is intended to address the increasingly complex problems that pose technology and modern organizations, problems that by their nature beyond our intuition and what is essential to understand is its structure and process (subsystem, relationships, environmental restrictions, etc.) (Pojasek, 2004, 83–89).
Features of the Systems Approach
Interdisciplinary
Qualitative and Quantitative both
Organized
Creative
Theorist
Empirical
Pragmatic
The systems approach focuses constantly on his goals total. For this reason it is important to first define the objectives of the system and continually examine and perhaps redefine as the design progresses (Capra, 1996, 30).