“The human mind tends to look
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Understanding 57
“The human mind tends to look
for clear linear relationships, we
like solutions that are close to the
problem in time and space and
make sense when we think about
it quickly, unfortunately, those
simple solutions are usually
wrong and come from acting on
a complex system as if it was a
simple one.”
Brett Piersen
Gettysburg Cemetery Agenda
Dedication
= Met on battlefield (great)
= Dedicate porti eld - fitting!
® Unfinished work (great tasks)
Abraham Lincoln
Not on Agenda!
Review of Key Objectives
& Critical Success Factors
= Note or remember what we say
Organizational Overview Summary
@ New nation
d to unfinished work
Now Nations le h of freedom
overnment not perish
Gettysburg Addr
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015747
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