Please note that the breakthrough dialectical metasystemic advanced analysis and problem-solving methodology (DMAP) is also known by its originator, Otto Laske, as the dialectical thought form system (DTF).
About Otto Laske
Otto Laske, formerly of the Frankfurt School and Harvard, is now a multidisciplinary consultant, scholar, teacher, and coach known for his cutting-edge work in social science methodology and his rekindling of dialectics, an ancient form of complex systems analysis.
Three aspects and unique uses distinguish Otto Laske's original dialectical thought forms, DTF:
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- DMAP analysis and problem-solving on the scientific side.
- The consulting/coaching/services side.
- The purely educational side (as an extension of the adult-developmental).
Click here for the encyclopedia entry on Otto Laske and his dialectical thought form work, DTF. (This entry speaks mainly about the second and third uses listed above, as the DMAP application came later.)
He is the author of many books and articles on how to boost and measure thought maturity and ‘vertical’ adult development, detailing their impact on work delivery and teamwork in organizations. Dr Laske is a specialist in the assessment of thought and work complexity. He is the Founder and Director of the Interdevelopmental Institute (IDM), Gloucester, MA, USA (www.interdevelopmentals.org).
Click here for Otto Laske's LinkedIn account, which provides more details on his background.
Here is a Documentary Video discussing Dialectical Metasystemic Thinking Processes and Otto Laske, by Leading Students
The beginning of this video explains how the step-by-step process of DMAP is used for advanced climate change research analysis. Other individuals he has trained also praise the value of this new thinking, analysis, and decision-making breakthrough, or discuss DTF's other uses above.
Here is a trailer for the documentary about Otto Laske:
The Password for the full-length documentary on Laske is: Otto
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