Organisational sustainability from a systematic approach- a five-elements systems thinking (FEST) model

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Sustainability has been a strategic imperative, shaped by environmental challenges, corporate, and economic pressures. Traditional approacjes often fail to reconcile short-term gains with long-term impact. This paper introduces the Five Elements Systems Thinking (FEST) Model, a novel framework integrates the ancient Chinese Five Elements philosophy and modern systems thinking. FEST offers a balanced, holistic approach to sustainability. The study: (1) conceptualises the FEST Model that unites Five Elements principles with systems thinking, (2) validates it through a multinational case study, and (3) explores future applications, including integration with emerging technologies for diverse industry challenges.

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Law, K. M. Y. (2025). Organisational sustainability from a systematic approach- a five-elements systems thinking (FEST) model. Enterprise Information Systems, 19(7–8). https://doi.org/10.1080/17517575.2025.2510349

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