Subject: Sociotechnical Systems
Sociotechnical Systems (STS) are integrated systems that intertwine social and technological components to create structures of interaction, decision-making, and impact. These systems include people, organisations, tools, and the rules and values that guide their interrelations. Sociotechnical Systems balance human needs and ethical considerations with technological advancements, striving for inclusivity, transparency, and systemic wellbeing. By recognising that neither social nor technological factors exist in isolation, these systems enable collaborative and innovative approaches to solving complex challenges while fostering fairness and collective progress.
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Nested Platforms
Nested Platforms: Building Resilient Infrastructure Neuro’s seven platforms—Wellbeing Interface, Aspirations App, Knowledge Markets, Social Spaces, Public Engine Room, Funding Network, and Mindful Data Model—form the branches of its living system. Together, they provide the structure and connections needed to foster innovation, collaboration, and impact. Nested Platforms in Living Systems In a tree, branches grow from…
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Social Impact
Social Impact: The Bloom of Meaningful Change Social impact is the flower of Neuro’s living system, representing the culmination of all efforts within the ecosystem. At Neuro, social impact is not an afterthought; it is the guiding principle that shapes every decision, interaction, and innovation. Social Impact as a Living System Principle In a living…
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Social Guidelines
Social Guidelines in Neuro are rooted in Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS), which consist of interconnected agents (individuals, groups, or entities) that adapt and evolve in response to their environment and interactions. These principles are essential for ensuring Neuro’s ecosystem thrives while maintaining balance, innovation, and upholding ethical behaviour. The Three Key Rules for Systemic Alignment…
