Wicked ä¸æ–‡ is a transformative concept that has revolutionized the way businesses approach problem-solving and innovation. Coined by Horst Rittel and Melvin Webber in 1973, it refers to problems that are complex, ill-defined, and constantly evolving, often with no clear or optimal solutions.
Feature | Description |
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Complexity | Problems involve multiple interconnected and interdependent factors, making them difficult to analyze and understand. |
Ill-defined | Goals and objectives are often vague and ambiguous, leaving room for interpretation and subjective judgments. |
Constantly Evolving | Problems change over time, influenced by external factors, stakeholder interests, and technological advancements. |
Type of Problem | Example |
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Climate Change | Finding sustainable solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while balancing economic growth and social well-being. |
Healthcare Reform | Designing healthcare systems that provide affordable, accessible, and high-quality care for all citizens. |
Urban Planning | Developing sustainable and resilient cities that meet the needs of a growing and diverse population. |
Wicked ä¸æ–‡ presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses. By embracing its principles, organizations can unlock innovation, drive growth, and make a positive impact on society.
Principle | Benefit |
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Embrace Uncertainty | Acknowledge that complete solutions may not be possible, and focus on iterative and adaptive approaches. |
Collaborate and Engage | Involve diverse stakeholders, experts, and end-users in problem-solving processes to gather insights and foster buy-in. |
Experiment and Learn | Conduct small-scale experiments and pilot projects to test ideas, gather feedback, and refine solutions. |
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