Sometimes a small change produces an effect that continues to grow over time.
A simple improvement in a process leads to better results, which encourages the team to repeat the behavior. Over time, the improvement spreads across the system.
In other cases, a small mistake produces ongoing problems because it keeps influencing future actions.
Both situations reveal the same underlying mechanism: feedback.
Systems Layer
Feedback loops are structural mechanisms that allow system outputs to influence future system behavior.
In a feedback loop, the result of an action becomes a signal that affects subsequent actions. This creates a cycle in which behavior reinforces or corrects itself over time.
AtomIQ identifies how small structural adjustments inside these loops can scale their influence across time and repeated activity.
