Thinking process
introduce the concept of the thinking process, which is a set of tools and methods to help managers identify and solve problems in their systems. The thinking process includes tools such as the current reality tree, the future reality tree, the evaporating cloud, and the prerequisite tree .
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Reading "The Goal" by Eliyahu Goldratt is valuable because it provides insights into enhancing the effectiveness of any system or organization through the application of the principles and techniques found in the Theory of Constraints (TOC). The TOC is a management philosophy centered on the identification and removal of bottlenecks or constraints that hinder a system's productivity or achievement of its objectives.
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