About
A Systems Science Approach
General Systems Theory is an interdisciplinary field that studies complex systems in nature, society, and technology. Rather than breaking problems into isolated parts, it looks at how components interact to produce collective or emergent behaviour.
Our approach follows from that. Identify the relationships between components, define their boundaries and hold each one within clear operating parameters so the whole looks after itself. The risk of scaling becomes something you can see and plan for, and what emerges is traceable back to what was specified.
Systems Research Technologies applies that discipline across technical and social domains alike. We stabilise complex systems and help them organise into structures that support the next level of innovation.
Ciaran Baranasooriya
Ciaran is a Systems Technologist with a background in Materials Technology, Electronics/Communications Engineering, and a long-standing interest in signal processing. He is a multi-instrumentalist and the author of a book on syntax, language and agency.
Born in the Sydney Basin, he has spent all his life within it. He now lives in Wollongong and works with the local community.
Mission statement
To organise complexity and sustain innovation