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Peter Senge, PhD, is an American systems scientist, author, teacher, and prominent expert on organizational development and the idea of learning organizations. He is most known for his book The Fifth Discipline, which explores the tools and methods needed to build a learning organization. He is also the founder of the Society for Organizational Learning.

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Systems Thinking with Peter Senge & Raju Mandhyan on Expat Insights

A rare and yet an in-depth interview with author Peter Senge of The Fifth Discipline while he was in Manila in April 2011. Dr. Peter Senge talks to host Raju Mandhyan about how he came about to be the world's top ten management guru.

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Peter Senge on the Future of Education

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Peter Senge Introduction to Organzational Learning

Peter Senge shares his perspectives on leadership and systems thinking with IBM.

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Systems Thinking in a Digital World - Peter Senge

Peter Senge explores how we have shifted in to a new generation of systems thinking. He asks us to think about how we use technology and how that technology influences, for better and worse, the ways we communicate and connect.

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Peter Senge: Systems Thinking

Peter Senge talks about how student can use systems thinking to understand and resolve conflicts. The comment he hears most? Senge made his remarks at the National Green Schools Conference in Virginia Beach, VA in 2015.

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Peter Senge: “Systems Thinking for a Better World” - Aalto Systems Forum 2014

Peter Senge’s keynote speech, “Systems Thinking for a Better World,” at the 30th Anniversary Seminar of the Systems Analysis Laboratory, …Being Better in the World of Systems,” at Aalto University, 20 November 2014.

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