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A 15 page research paper that examines Goldratt's text, which expounds on Goldratt's ideas regarding critical thinking and its relationship to both personal and business success. His concepts have the ambitious goal of teaching business people and others how to think. Goldratt introduced his Theory of Constraints (TOC) in 1986 with the publication of a best-selling novel The Goal. This research examines that novel and its sequel It's Not Luck. This examination also looks at Goldratt's theories and concepts by employing the IRAC method, that is, by discussing issues, references, analyses and conclusions. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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seldom explained or defined, however, is precisely what this cliche is suppose to mean. What, precisely, is this "box" and how should one avoid it. One cannot think
"outside the box" until one is familiar with what goes on inside the box. Eliyahu M. Goldratt in his writing not only defines the "box" but also how to
think ones way out of it and then do a jig on top. Goldratt accomplishes this through his business model, which he formulated in the late 1980s. His concepts have
the ambitious goal of teaching business people and others how to think. Goldratt introduced his Theory of Constraints (TOC) in 1986 with the publication of a best-selling novel The Goal.
The sequel Its Not Luck was published in 1994 and further expounds on Goldratts ideas regarding critical thinking and its relationship to both personal and business success. The student
researching this topic should note that the world "novel" is really not a misnomer for Goldratts books. Goldratt had grown tried of trying to explain his ideas in a traditional
business format and being misunderstood. Therefore, he hit on the idea of dramatizing the applicability of his ideas through fiction and this format has worked perfectly since it explains the
processes and also shows their practicality in hypothetical real-life situations. The following examination looks at Goldratts theories and concepts by employing the IRAC method, that is, by discussing issues,
references, analyses and conclusions. Issues -- The problems that Goldratts mode addresses Goldratt is a physicist by training and it is from physics that he garnered his basic concepts
for TOC and also an analysis technique that he refers to as the "Thinking Processes," which is also known as "lean thinking" (Anderson 40). These ideas have been shown conclusively
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