Judy Tal, PhD
mathematics - organisational development - Complexity Science - Systems Theory - Graph Theory - Human Systems Dynamics
“I was introduced to the theory of HSD in 2004, yet I still keep learning it almost daily, meeting its paradigm in my private and professional life.
I’m a mathematician (now retired) with the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. My work lies in the areas of on Graph Optimisation, System Theory and Complexity Theory.
I received by Msc from the Ben-Gurion University, Israel. I then served as lecturer at the Tel Aviv University where I started my PhD studies. I hold a PhD in Complex Approximation of Graphs from the College of Engineering and Computer Science at University of Michigan-Dearborn.
After leaving the academy in 1997 and some work as a consultant and teacher, and after getting involved with HSD, I opened in 2011 the HDS Learning Center in Tel Aviv where I promoted the theory and led a Cohort in Tel Aviv together with Glenda Eoyang and Royce Holladay.
selected research projects
Creation of the HSD Course (with Alina Green) at the Behavioral Sciences of the Management College in Israel.
Developpement of the Hiving Model
Development of an HSD research program on Innovation, co-designed with Sabine Amend (details).