Structured analysis provides an organized, systematic way of thinking about a complex problem.
For the future, we should concentrate our efforts to organize systematic publication of the raw data, in order to allow independent validation of the results [22 24].
And, finally, it has to organize systematic innovation; that is, to create the different tomorrow which makes obsolete, and to a large extent replaces, even the most successful products today in any organization.
It was this attitude, according to Oruka, that amounted to a claim that Africans lacked a tradition of organized systematic philosophical reflections on the thoughts, beliefs, and practices of their own people.
We thus subsequently identified the major unexplored themes and present an organized, systematic research program for a more holistic and quantifiable understanding of the interaction between social behavior and underground spaces.
In his (Oruka's) own estimation, Bodunrin had seriously underestimated the central point in the long tradition of Western scholarship, popularized by the works of Lévy-Bruhl, that denied Africans not only the existence of organized systematic philosophical reflection, but reason itself.
Mr. Drucker's thesis of renewal and innovation should be heeded by management because the business paradigm that creates the next Dell Computer isn't going to come from consolidation or best practices but from some combination of entrepreneurship and innovation and will likely come from a company's management that can, in Mr. Drucker's words, "organize systematic innovation".
He argued that to show that there were people, like the indigenous sages, who were capable of philosophical thinking was one thing, but it was a completely different thing to show that there were African philosophers who have engaged in organized systematic reflections on the traditions of their people.
