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General Systems
Theory
- the theory general of systems is a set of principles interdisciplinary that are
interrelated and that seek them properties common to different entities and
different discipline academics by be so generic it can apply in many fields
- HISTORY
- The General theory of systems,
idea developed by L. Von
Bertalanffy in 1930, was a
theme new that caused impact
in the scientific community
- in 1954 they formed the society for the
Research of systems General together
with Anatol Rapoport, Kenneth
Boulding, Ralph Gerard and others.
- Vienna, 19 September 1901 -
Buffalo (New York), June 12,
1972) was a biologist and
Austrian philosopher,
primarily known for his
theory of systems entered the
University of Innsbruck to
study history of the art,
philosophy and biology,
finishing his PhD in 19264
with a thesis doctoral on
Psychophysics and Gustav
Fechner
- Vienna, 19 September 1901 -
Buffalo (New York), June 12,
1972) was a biologist and
Austrian philosopher,
primarily known for his
theory of systems entered the
University of Innsbruck to
study history of the art,
philosophy and biology,
finishing his PhD in 19264
with a thesis doctoral on
Psychophysics and Gustav
Fechner
- in 1954 they formed the society for the
Research of systems General together
with Anatol Rapoport, Kenneth
Boulding, Ralph Gerard and others.
- in 1955 the
geberal theory
is developed
by Ross Ashby
- (London, 6 September 1903 – 15 November 1972)
was an English psychiatrist and a pioneer in
cybernetics, the study of complex systems His
two books, Design for a Brain and An
Introduction to Cybernetics, were landmark
works. They introduced exact and logical thinking
into the nascent discipline and were highly
influential.
- (London, 6 September 1903 – 15 November 1972)
was an English psychiatrist and a pioneer in
cybernetics, the study of complex systems His
two books, Design for a Brain and An
Introduction to Cybernetics, were landmark
works. They introduced exact and logical thinking
into the nascent discipline and were highly
influential.
- The General theory of systems,
idea developed by L. Von
Bertalanffy in 1930, was a
theme new that caused impact
in the scientific community
- TGS Facts
- Although the TGS emerged in the field
of biology, soon saw their capacity to
inspire development in different
disciplines and appreciated its
influence in the emergence of new ones.
So he's gone constituting the broad field
of the systemic or of them Sciences of
them systems, with specialties as the
Cyber, the theory of the information,
the theory of games, the theory of the
chaos or the theory of catastrophes. In
some, like the last, has followed
occupying a place prominent it biology.
- Most recent is the influence of the TGS in the social
sciences. Highlights the intense influence of the
German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, but it has failed
to introduce solidly the thinking systemic in this area.
- Most recent is the influence of the TGS in the social
sciences. Highlights the intense influence of the
German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, but it has failed
to introduce solidly the thinking systemic in this area.
- CONSEPTS
- -system enviroment boundaty
-imput -output -process -state
-hierarchy -goal directedness -
information
- -system enviroment boundaty
-imput -output -process -state
-hierarchy -goal directedness -
information
- Although the TGS emerged in the field
of biology, soon saw their capacity to
inspire development in different
disciplines and appreciated its
influence in the emergence of new ones.
So he's gone constituting the broad field
of the systemic or of them Sciences of
them systems, with specialties as the
Cyber, the theory of the information,
the theory of games, the theory of the
chaos or the theory of catastrophes. In
some, like the last, has followed
occupying a place prominent it biology.
- why it is relevant GTS
for us?
- Information System System consisting
of the netwok of all comunicatin
channels used within a organization
- Information System System consisting
of the netwok of all comunicatin
channels used within a organization
- Network Security System
the objetive of network
security includes protectin
and property from theft,
corruption or natural
disaster while allowing the
informatin and property to
remain accesible and
productive to its intended
users.
- Network Security System
the objetive of network
security includes protectin
and property from theft,
corruption or natural
disaster while allowing the
informatin and property to
remain accesible and
productive to its intended
users.
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