Definitions Of Systems (What's That For?) LO28180

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Replying to LO28164 --

The following comment appeared in reference to 'systems':

'Understand they can't be predicted or controlled with any regularity'

Seems like a truism or statement of fact, however I don't think it can be
substantiated in many cases.

For example an appropriately documented management system can control a
production process and almost completely eliminate 'management by crisis'.

Best Regards,
Alan Cotterell

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