Free for Members | $25 for non-members. 12 pm New York | 4 pm London | 6 pm Johannesburg | 12 am Beijing Several guidelines on the System Dynamics modeling process are found in the literature. While these are rigorous, we have experienced challenges in the use of these existing guidelines in practice, especially where […]
Submissions to the 39th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society are due today. For more details about the conference, please visit our conference page.
Presenter: Professor Nitin R. Joglekar Title: Collaborative and Competing Supply Chain Scenario Planning Abstract: Scenario planning is an approach used to prepare for just-in-case futures. Disruptions such as BREXIT and the pandemic have shortened the planning horizons, heightened the need for leveraging data, and brought in digital collaboration/ distanced work as three key elements of just-in-case supply chain […]
In this Collective Learning Meeting (CLM), WPI System Dynamics will host a Peer Tutoring Session Please come to this CLM if you have questions about: Modeling and Analysis Research/Writing/Publishing Etc. Or if you want to help others who may have questions. We will not record this session but will take notes and share tips. Call-in […]
The Korean System Dynamics Conference for the first half of 2021 will be held on March 27 @ 10 am~6 pm KST(Korea Standard Time). The theme is “Pandemic and System Dynamics.” The SIR model is a long-standing and conventional topic of system dynamics. Therefore, System Dynamics is asked to take a role in the era […]
Please visit the MIT System Dynamics Seminars page for more information. You are invited to attend the System Dynamics Seminar Series being held on Monday, March 29th from 9:00-10:30 am EST via Zoom: https://mit.zoom.us/j/99769339852 (password: SysDyn). Our guest speaker will be Karen Donohue (Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota) presenting Sourcing under supply disruption […]
Monthly meetings of the Policy Council occur on the last Wednesday of the month with the exception of conference month from 4 - 5:30pm. All Society members are welcome to attend. Login to see the meeting location which will be displayed here to members 15 minutes prior to the start of the meeting.
Policy Council meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of each month (except conference month). Meetings will be held from 4-5:30 pm New York time until further notice. All members are welcome. If you are a member, please log in and RSVP for the meeting.
In this Collective Learning Meeting (CLM), we will watch and discuss Vensim Model Analysis – World Dynamics This video walks through a critique of the World model that kicked off the Limits to Growth debate, starting with Forrester’s World Dynamics, followed by World3 and the Limits to Growth and many subsequent works. The purpose of this video is […]
She's an expert in participatory action research, facilitated modeling, gender and diversity and policy change. She uses modeling to involve decision makers in analyzing and addressing complex problems. Krys is a professor of Environmental Studies at UNLV. She uses a systems perspective in her research and teaching to promote sustainable environmental management and increase public […]
The Oceania Chapter of the System Dynamics Society Webinar Series. Participatory System Dynamics in the digital age of COVID-19: Adapting group model building processes to digital delivery. Abstract: Group model building (GMB) is an important part of many of the system dynamics projects currently underway in Oceania region. When the global COVID-19 pandemic, and all its […]
In this Collective Learning Meeting (CLM), WPI System Dynamics and the System Dynamics Economics SIG host Garry Piepenbrock (postmaster@ii-sl.org) who will present: Toward a Theory of the Evolution of the Global Political Economy: Competition between Liberal and Coordinated Market Economies Short Description: This presentation explores how wealth is created and distributed within and between nations. System […]
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