As simple as a product may seem at first glance, we don't notice the complexity that exists in it.

“The whole is greater than the sum of the parts” Gestalt

“Context matters” Christopher
vorlet

Every digital product is composed of more subsystems, either at the functionality level or even at the software level, in which libraries can be used to perform specific actions within that application and contribute to the functioning of the product as a whole.

The search for competitive advantage and business agility, developing digital products has become something very complex but with the help of
from systems thinking everything became more sensible and more fun :) managing products.

Everything is interconnected, departments, people, systems forming something cohesive and unique.
Problem solving becomes commonplace for product managers, as everything is interconnected, the vision of the products and the organization is amplified, generating more easily and anticipated value for customers and customers of customers, boosting business agility, including improving the company's image.

Systems thinking also improves the alignment of organizational and operational objectives, increasing awareness of working together and collaboratively, contributes to increasing end-to-end transparency, creating a more fluid flow of value.
With all this plus organizational agility, product managers benefit all the time, they can have the whole view, they can impact the user experience, improving it significantly and increasing results (jobs to be done).