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Before I walk you through specific examples where quality challenges were addressed by a team and organization, it is important to draw your attention to a concept to which I was introduced by one of my colleagues: Worldview (WV) and Integral Mapping. As a human being, the experiences we have are by-products of our WV—how we see problems and how we deal with them. In this section, I will walk you through the concept and how it is important to talk about these critical and proven factors in your organization before expecting a unified result and DNA-changing actions.
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See https://integrallife.com/four-quadrants/ for the four-quadrant map that is a component of Wilber’s Integral Model and see Figure 2-2 for our Integral map.
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Nader-Rezvani, N. (2019). Worldview and Integral Map. In: An Executive’s Guide to Software Quality in an Agile Organization. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3751-9_2
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