Orientation incomplexity.

Dynaxity names the meeting of dynamics and complexity: situations that change faster than the rules made for them can follow. More of the same, disillusion or retreat are no answer to it.

This page is the way into the work on it. Four areas start from here: Research, Consulting, Guidance and Verba. dynaxity.world/story tells where it all comes from.

What you find here is a small answer to a big problem.

The term Dynaxity, the simultaneous increase in dynamics and complexity, was coined by Heijo Rieckmann, Professor of Organisation, Personnel and Management at the University of Klagenfurt. He published it in 1992 in “Dynaxibility, oder wie ›systemisches‹ Management in der Praxis funktionieren kann” (in: K. Henning, B. Harendt [Hrsg.], Methodik und Praxis der Komplexitätsbewältigung, Duncker & Humblot). Patrick Hamilton's book Dynaxity (Springer, 2006) builds on it.