Allowing a system to be open ultimately sustains growth and serves its parent environment, and so both have a stronger probability for survival. Examples of open systems: Business organization, Hospital system, College or University system. Conversely, a closed system is more prone to resist incorporating new ideas, that can be deemed unnecessary to its parent environment and risks atrophy. By not adopting or imps, a closed system ceases to properly serve the environment it lives in.
Dove Chocolate is made by Mars, Incorporated (the same folks who make M&M's, Twix, Skittles, etc...), while Dove soap is made by Unilever (the same folks who make Lever 2000, Vaseline, Axe deodorant, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, Lipton Teas, etc...). They are not made by the same company. Jinkas Â· 10 years ago.
I admit it, I used to be a regular Murphyâs Oil Soap user. Those commercials with the older ladies polishing the wooden pews and floors of that big olâ church packed a powerful, underlying one-two message. Your mothers and grandmothers use Murphyâs Oil Soap religiously, and so should you! Or, how about this one: If itâs good enough for Godâs house, itâs good enough for yours! So I smiled when I came across a blog post written by a young professional woman who was in a cleaning frenzy for her parentsâ impending arrival.