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Using Systemic Design for the Understanding and Evolving of Organizational Culture

Format: Papers, RSD8, RSD8 Papers, Topic: Economics & Orgs

Juan de la Rosa and Leon Paul Hovanesian II

This paper introduces the idea of organizational culture beyond the common indicators used based on quantitative analysis, and through the use of qualitative methods, design research methods and reflective practice seeks to recognize and define a possible model for analysis of organizational culture and action towards transformative and resilient futures for organizations. This tool follows systemic principles and uses a holistic approach to map and recognize the current state and the future possibilities of the organizations, as well as establishes a framework for strategic transformation based on systemically defined goals that seek for a balanced organizational health.

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de la Rosa, J., & II, L. P. H. (2019). Using systemic design for the understanding and evolving of organizational culture. Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design. https://rsdsymposium.org/organisational-culture/

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Author(s): Juan de la Rosa and Leon Paul Hovanesian II
Year: 2020
Title: Using Systemic Design for the Understanding and Evolving of Organizational Culture
Published in: Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design
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Post URL: https://rsdsymposium.org/organisational-cultureorganisational-culture
Host: IIT Institute of Design
Location: Chicago
Symposium Dates: October 23–28, 2019
First published: 4 October 2019
Updated: 15 May 2026
Publisher Identification: ISSN 2371-8404