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  1. Domina i problemi difficili abbracciando il Complexity-Thinking
    Domina i problemi difficili abbracciando il Complexity-Thinking
    Piccola guida per prosperare nella complessità quotidiana smettendo di trattare il lavoro come ordinato e lineare
    Luca Minudel

    Una piccola guida al Complexity-Thinking per tutti coloro che si trovano ad affrontare problemi complessi faticando a trovare il bandolo della matassa. Contiene un invito all'azione. Per neofiti del Complexity-Thinking, per chi ha già famigliarità col tema, è il libro che vorresti far leggere a colleghi, dirigenti, e al tuo Amministratore Delegato.

  2. Draw your company strategy
    Draw your company strategy
    A practical workbook for mapping business strategy using Wardley Maps
    Joaquín Peña Fernández

    Are you struggling to develop a clear and effective company strategy? Look no further than "Draw Your Company Strategy", a book that shows you how to map out your business for maximum success. With step-by-step instructions and examples, this comprehensive guide will help you create a winning plan that will take your company to the next level.

  3. THE ART OF STRATEGY
    THE ART OF STRATEGY
    Steps Towards Business Agility. On Situational Awareness, OODA "Loops" and Wardley Mapping.
    Erik Schön

    What is strategy?Why do you need it?How do you do it?And, how can you be more certain to succeed? THE ART OF STRATEGY provides timeless answers to these eternal questions. It is an introduction to strategy through the insights of three strategists: Sun Tzu, John Boyd & Simon Wardley. It is a modern interpretation of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War.

  4. Robot Framework for Cyber Physical System Test Automation

    Cyber physical systems are becoming increasingly complex and networked. As the number of system components increases and their complexity grows, so does the time required for system integration. [...] A large part of the complexity in system integration lies in the interaction of the system components however. As a consequence, traditional integration strategies are becoming increasingly inefficient. The solution to the problem is to prioritize system level integration automation and supplement it with traditional automation (if required).