John Gall was an American author and pediatrician renowned for his critique of systems theory. His writings explored how systems operate, and particularly why they fail, leading to the formulation of what became known as Gall's law. His work is valued for its insightful examination of system complexity and tendencies, offering readers fresh perspectives on understanding the world around them. Gall's essays delve into the inherent characteristics of systems and their often unpredictable behavior.
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Being the Third Edition of Systemantics, extensively revised and expanded by the addition of several new Chapters including new Axioms, Theorems, and Rules of Thumb, together with many new Case Histories and Horrible Examples.
How Systems Work and Especially How They Fail