Some of Our Clients

















The Transformations Systems Mapping and Analysis Working Group (TSM&A) is a network devoted to understanding and positively changing the Earth of the Anthropocene
Emerging from collaboration among: The International Geodesign Collaboration, The Blue Marble Evaluation network, The Regenerative Communities network, and the SDG Transformations Forum, it is working to visualize a new social, ecological & economic enlightenment.
You can learn more about them here
The TSM&A Social System Map reflects relationships among the individuals in the overall working group, the workstreams, and the broader networks. It’s one example of how we use the ‘Dual Elements’ feature to combine individuals and larger groups of individuals.
Rapid City Collective Impact (RCCI) is a community-supported initiative involving members of local government, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, businesses, grassroots citizens and a backbone organization who share the common goal of improving quality of life in Rapid City. RCCI is a program of the Black Hills Area Community Foundation.
You can learn more about RCCI here.
The RCCI Social System Map reveals the inter-organizational dynamics among the organizations in the initiative.
Human Systems Dynamics (HSD) creates opportunities out of chaos. Their methods give practitioners the power to see patterns in complexity, understand the most wicked problems in new and useful ways, and most importantly, take innovative action to move past the biggest challenges and toward future success.
You can learn more about HSD here.
Their Social System Map includes certified HSD practitioners from cohorts going back to the beginning.
Note that within each map example, what you see on the right is just the most simple view of the map.
If you scroll down on the panel of text at the left, you'll find links to other views that present the data in different ways.
Read the descriptions under the links to other views to read what the views are about.
Click on the buttons in the left panel of text for more info about navigating the map.
And, to really dig in, it's easiest if you click on 'View Full Screen'.