Inherent Uncertainty (The Complex Adaptive nature of Human Behaviour)

Speaker: Professor David Snowden University of Pretoria, Stellenbosch
Human groupings, such as societies and organizations, can be viewed as complex adaptive systems.
They exhibit intricate, dynamic interactions and non-linear behaviours.
These systems adapt and evolve in response to internal and external factors, often displaying emergent properties that are not predictable from the behaviour of individual components.
They adapt and self-organize, where feedback loops influence the collective behaviour; and respond to environmental factors whilst evolving over time.
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