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Diana Montalion

Systems Architect, Mentrix Founder, and author of "Learning Systems Thinking". Focuses on systems design and creating experiences for collaborative thinking.

Top 3 podcasts with Diana Montalion

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Jan 3, 2025 • 41min

Navigating Complexity with Systems Thinking • Diana Montalion & Andrew Harmel-Law

Diana Montalion, a Systems Architect and founder of Mentrix, discusses her new book on systems thinking, emphasizing collaboration over traditional linear problem-solving. Andrew Harmel-Law, a Technical Principal at Thoughtworks, highlights how systems thinking can transform software development and organizational dynamics. They explore the impact of interconnectedness on decision-making and stress the importance of collective awareness in teams. The duo also teases an upcoming workshop aimed at deepening understanding of systems architecture.
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Nov 8, 2024 • 50min

Learning Systems Thinking • Diana Montalion & Charles Humble

Diana Montalion, a Systems Architect and founder of Mentrix, discusses the intricacies of systems thinking and its resistance in tech. She shares her experiences with power dynamics and innovation within hierarchical organizations. The conversation delves into the importance of patience, community support, and personal growth, especially while navigating her ADHD diagnosis. Together with Charles Humble, they emphasize the significance of resilience and collaboration for driving meaningful change in the tech landscape.
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Jun 18, 2024 • 1h 32min

#100 Thinking about Thinking with Diana Montalion

Diana Montalion, founder of Mentrix, shares her expertise in systems architecture and the significance of systems thinking for software professionals. She emphasizes the evolving complexities in software architecture and the essential soft skills, like empathy and communication, needed in tech roles. The conversation also explores challenges in modernizing organizations, the interplay between machine learning and human biases, and the need for increased diversity, particularly addressing gender inequities in technology.