Systemantics
how systems work and especially how they fail
John Gall · 1975 · 280 pages
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About the book
A seminal work that challenges our understanding of how systems function. John Gall presents the fundamental law of systemics: complex systems rarely do what they were designed to do.
With sharp humor and keen observations, the book explores recurring patterns of failure in organizations, technology and society, offering valuable insights into why well-intentioned projects often result in unforeseen consequences.
Book details
| Author | John Gall |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1975 |
| Pages | 280 |
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