Challenges of Cognitive Dissonance, Optimality Divergence and Senescence Mechanism in System Management

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This paper sent to John in December 2007 by the Author. Dr. Patkar is Operations Research Specialist at Bombay Metropolitan Region Development Authority. Bombay, India Abstract: The failure of a system is generally attributed to mechanical defect(s) and/or human error(s). However, there are other factors too. This paper presents the limitation of human communication, varied perception of optimality and discrepancies of behaviour between system and it components to be responsible for the unsatisfactory performance. The challenges to management to overc ome these elements are discussed.

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