Complexity refers to the state or quality of a system or environment that has multiple interconnected and interdependent parts, making it difficult to predict outcomes or behaviors. In a business or organizational context, it often involves dealing with uncertainty, ambiguity, and dynamic interactions.
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Patterns tagged with "complexity"
problem:You are spending much more time and mental effort on a piece of software than is needed or valuable.
description:Write readable code that is as well-designed as it needs to be at this point in time.
problem:Developers struggle to maintain code consistency, negatively affecting code maintainability and reliability.
description:Maintaining a consistent coding style within a team, using automation and documentation to enforce it.
Thinking in Systems
Understanding complexity through interconnectedness
description:Systems Thinking is an approach that emphasizes understanding situations as interconnected systems, focusing on the interactions and relationships between their fundamental components to manage complexity holistically.
Other Resources tagged with "complexity"
Cynefin Wiki
The Cynefin framework homepage provides an overview of a decision-making model used to navigate complex, chaotic, and simple situations. It offers a way to identify the nature of different contexts so that appropriate responses can be applied. Developed by Dave Snowden, Cynefin is valuable for knowledge workers, leaders, and strategists who need to make sense of complex environments and choose suitable actions in varying situations.