How to Digitalise Your Operations Using Systems Thinking

Join Aston University for a PrOH Modelling masterclass. Use systems thinking to digitalise operations & solve complex business challenges.

Aston University is hosting an in-person session for organisations to understand digital change in complex operational environments.

Rather than focusing on individual tools or technologies, this session introduces Process Oriented Holonic (PrOH) Modelling, a systems thinking methodology developed at Aston University to help organisations understand how their operations really work, where inefficiencies sit, and how digital solutions can be introduced in a structured and practical way.

Through applied examples and discussion, attendees will gain clarity on how PrOH Modelling supports better digital decision-making by connecting people, processes, and technology across the whole system. The session will be followed by lunch, providing an opportunity to network with peers.

This event is part of a funded project led by Aston University and supported by InterAct, designed to improve digital capability and resource efficiency across UK organisations.

Reasons to attend

• Learn how to apply a practical method to plan digital adoption
• Understand how to identify inefficiencies and prioritise improvement areas
• See how other companies in the UK have used this approach to improve productivity and reduce waste
• Find out how to take part in a follow-on in-depth support programme for selected companies

Who should attend

This session is designed for industry practitioners applying systems thinking and PrOH modelling to real-world operational challenges, including:

• Operations and Production Managers
• Quality, Continuous Improvement, and Process Improvement Leads
• Chief Operating Officers and Operational Directors
• Digital Transformation and Innovation Leads
• KTP Associates and Change Managers
• Management Consultants and Systems or Technology Architects

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📧 For more info or help with registration, contact: Ashmita Chitlangia (a.chitlangia@aston.ac.uk). Please note that places are limited, register now to avoid disappointment.