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juliusgb / Mapscript with costs per component and whole value chain
Last active August 17, 2022 15:33
Mapscript with costs per component and whole value chain
Followed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_6bvEfGLD8
Url of resulting wardley map in Mapscript is too long.
It's https://mapscript.org/nb/#_.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

I'm interested in what you find out. Though a bit new to ToC & I'll add my 2 cents :)

I see it as follows: the step/leap of considering the organisatioin from the perspective of left-to-right pipe/processes and a chain comes from Goldratt, who, through the dialogue of Alex Rogo and Lou tells us:

If any organization was built for a purpose and any organization is composed of more than one person, then we must conclude that the purpose of the organization requires the synchronized efforts of more than one person." . . . If we need synchronized efforts,” I continue, “Then the contribution of any single person to the organization’s purpose is strongly dependent upon the performance of others.” . . . “If synchronized efforts are required and the contribution of one link is strongly dependent on the performance of the other links, we cannot ignore the fact that organizations are not just a pile of different links, they should be regarded as chains.” . . . The important thing is you’ve just proven that any o