Simon Guilfoyle
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Would You Like Sub-Optimization With That?
Maybe this is ill-timed, not being long after my ‘weight loss’ blog post, but here’s another story from the land of “Is that large?” In my defence, I was on a long journey and was so hungry when I stopped … Continue reading
Posted in Systems thinking
Tagged flow, management, performance, police, queuing theory, rational choice, sub-optimization, systems, systems thinking, targets
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