<p>Implementing innovations in complex systems always results in unanticipated impacts to the innovation and the system. To nudge complex systems towards more desired states, we must reconceive of innovation implementation within the epistemology of complexity. We draw on the seminal work of Edgar Morin to define complexity, three characteristics of complex systems important for the reconsideration of innovation implementation, and our core principles informing the strategy of complexity-informed implementation fidelity.</p>

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Is it time for a paradigm shift to complexity-informed implementation fidelity?

  • Eric M. Wiedenman,
  • Denise Campbell-Scherer,
  • Ayesha Iqbal,
  • Nicole N. Ofosu,
  • Ashley M. Hyde,
  • Rhyann C. McKay,
  • Karen H. Hunter,
  • Eliana Castillo,
  • Puneeta Tandon

摘要

Implementing innovations in complex systems always results in unanticipated impacts to the innovation and the system. To nudge complex systems towards more desired states, we must reconceive of innovation implementation within the epistemology of complexity. We draw on the seminal work of Edgar Morin to define complexity, three characteristics of complex systems important for the reconsideration of innovation implementation, and our core principles informing the strategy of complexity-informed implementation fidelity.