Structuring Business Problems: Introducing Model-Based Problem Solving Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Modern company difficulties are ill-defined, ill-ordered in order to solve them and demand collective action. Because of this, the writers assert, modern company problem solvers have to adopt Model-Based Problem Solving.

They describe a brand new discipline that is nurtured by decades of scientific thinking and practice, with four parts: model building, model testing, model calibration and model fusion. Key to the approach is understood and addressing the problems that appear whenever people work together. They provide advice for turning it into productive and generative tension and harnessing disagreement.

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