Schematisation in the Practice of Solving Managerial Problems
summary
Schematicization is presented as a method for solving everyday management problems by externalizing conflicting items from working memory onto paper, creating graphical models of meaning to derive solutions and implementation plans. The talk focuses on using diagrams and visualizations to represent the sense of texts and organize others’ understanding, i.e., visualizing thoughts to improve communication and decision-making in managerial work.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:34Diagrams and types
- 10:55Schematizing management cases
- 23:04Business diagrams and structures
- 31:50Communication and activity spaces
- 42:23Customer needs
- 51:02Strategy implementation feedback
- 57:13Cultural schematization differences
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