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Andreas Größler

Professor of Operations Management at University of Stuttgart

Andreas Größler is an experienced professional with over 25 years of academic and consulting background, specializing in system dynamics modeling, sustainable operations strategy, and dynamic decision making.

Andreas Größler holds a Dipl. Wirtsch.-Inf. in management information systems from the University of Mannheim and completed his secondary education, studying German, Maths, RE, and Computer Science at Starkenburg Gymnasium Heppenheim.

Throughout his career, Andreas Größler has held various positions in academia, including Professor of Operations Management at the University of Stuttgart, Associate Professor at Radboud University Nijmegen, and Assistant Professor as well as Teaching and Research Assistant at Mannheim University. He also gained practical experience as an Application Programmer at GDC Mannheim GmbH.

Andreas Größler's expertise lies in system dynamics modeling, sustainable operations strategy, and dynamic decision making, making him a valuable resource for both academic research and consulting in a wide range of industries.

Highlights

Mar 25 · linkedin

New blog post about Levermann's concept of using the mathematical concept of convolution as a metaphor to guide economic and societal development in a sustainable way (in German). Summary: the concept is thought-provoking in its approach to balance restrictions and freedom. However, when implemented (and this won't be easy) it might be at risk of following the "eroding goals" systems archetype by Meadows and Senge.

Link in first comment.

#faltungderwelt #systemsarchetype #systemsthinking #limitstogrowth #sustainability

Nov 21 · linkedin

Technology alone will not be enough to solve the climate crisis.

I used Climate Interactive's En-ROADS simulation to test the chances of a purely technological solution to the climate crisis. Result: won't work without complementary regulatory and behavioural changes (besides being quite speculative regarding its availability).

Link to blog post (in German) in first comment.

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Stuttgart Region