He describes how the Limits to Growth archetype requires identifying and raising the system constraint. With this approach and the Thinking Process, TOC provides a powerful method to manage this most common of system archetypes. Systems Thinking and System Engineering are related. The term Systems Thinking is more generally applied to systems that include non-physical parts, such as economic systems, government systems, interpersonal relationships, markets, and organizations. System engineering is generally concerned with the physical parts of designing, fabricating, maintaining, and operating physical systems, including computer hardware and software.
System engineering can include people software, such as procedures, training, and policies.
Goldratt has taken the study and understanding of this one archetype to great breadth and depth. Please let me know what browser you are using. I check them with Internet Explorer. We work with systems in several ways. System causal loop modeling.