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Systemics is a branch of science that studies holistic systems. Its main goal is to build frameworks based on logical, mathematical, engineering and philosophical paradigms to study physical, technological, biological, social, cognitive and metaphysical systems can be studied and developed. Systemics can be considered an alternative name for all research related to General Systems Theory and Systems science. The word "Systemics" was introduce in the 90s by Charles François (editor of the International Encyclopedia of Cybernetics) to avoid the familiar and ambiguious terms "systems thinking," "systems science," and "general systems theory."
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