Structural Dynamics is a unique way of looking at any facet of human activity. Every event can be understood more deeply through Structural Dynamics. For example, let's consider the recent article about the growing use of mass transit appearing in USAToday. Mass transit has many advocates and many critics. Its fans see buses and light rail as obvious ways to reduce congestion and pollution while saving energy. Its detractors view mass transit as an inconvenient and unpleasant mode of transportation run by lazy, corrupt bureaucrats. Regardless of one’s view, new figures showing that 10 billion people rode the bus or used the subway in the US in 2006, up 2.9% from the year before. These sysetms could be on the verge of tremendous growth, with profound consequences for the tranportation industry in the United States.

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Michael Sales & Anika Schriefer

• Structural Dynamics Workshop

Who should attend? Organizational leaders, strategy professionals, internal and external change agents, journalists, academics, policy makers and anyone interested in shaping the future of a system they care about.

As a Participant, You Will: