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Australia and New Zealand Systems Conference 2007

Systemic development: local solutions in a global environment.

ANZSYS'07 is the thirteenth systems conference to be held in this series and is located in Auckland at Unitec New Zealand (Mt Albert Campus).

Auckland has one of the most cosmopolitan populations in the Asia Pacific, including an interesting diversity of Maori and Polynesian cultures. Auckland is regularly voted as one of the top 10 cities in the world to live. Auckland has beautiful beaches, a stunning harbour, great food and wine, and is the gateway to many of New Zealand 's world-class tourist sites.

The theme of this year's conference is Systemic development: local solutions in a global environment. As the call to solve intractable problems in a globally-connected world increases, systems thinkers turn towards systemic problem solving. The challenge is to apply holistic, global systems concepts to local situations.

This call goes out to both academic and practitioners in applying systems thinking principles to such problems.

Conference themes

Conference themes focus on systems and how they relate to a variety of fields, systemic problem-solving, conceptual modelling and managing systemic development. View a list of conference themes.

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What's new?

7 January 2008

More presentation slides available for download from this website.
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17 December 2007

Proceedings: the PDF copy of one paper included on the proceedings CD does not display correctly. This has been resolved: you can download a new copy of "Elements of client confidence in system dynamics interventions: a case-based ethnographic study" by Jason Markham is available.

More presentation slides available for download from this website.
View a list of author's whose slides were added today.

Authors: if you email your presentation slides to anzsys07@unitec.ac.nz then we will add them to this website.

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