Systemic Practice

Systemic Practice
The primary aim of the systemic thinking section is to introduce you to the nature of systemic thinking and to reinforce the holistic and interdependent nature of brand and brand building in terms of society served, stakeholder relationships and the design and practice of the value chain in building a healthy brand.  The two types of systemic thinking that were used by the Vega students was Synthetic and analytical thinking.

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