A Model is Just a Model – it’s Not Reality
Posted on November 11th, 2009 by Paul McArdle – 2 Comments.
Will add more details here, as time permits.
At this stage, this is just a placeholder for my view which is that a model can certainly be of some value, so long as the users of the model (whether it be economic, technical, behavioural or other) recognise that it is a model of reality, it is not reality itself. Hence it has limitations.
Unfortunately, it seems, this is all-too-often forgotten!
Benefits of Models
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Taken a Step too Far…
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[...] different from previous posts (such as this one about Daniel Pink).
A working framework of what is a set of standards, guidelines, boundaries, working practices, processes, procedures, etc, etc where the objective is ultimately a common, consistent direction?