Both experts and novices can use the HARMONY CHANGE MAKER APP. It can help you capitalize on a breakthrough by Dr. Eli Goldratt in all stages of Organizational or Individual Growth, Improvement Strategies, and tactics: design, validation, communication, planning, execution, and auditing.

The HARMONY CHANGE MAKER APP enables managers and other stakeholders at all levels to contribute to the development and validation of a comprehensive Strategy & Tactic (S&T) Tree for their organization. It also aids in planning the implementation of the S&T, monitoring its execution, analyzing and resolving problems that block further improvement while creating new Planning and Execution Best practice rules.

Harmony is available in both a Desktop version for Windows-based computers or a Web App version that runs on any devices with an internet browser such as PCs, Macs, Tablets, Smart Phones, etc.

There are three versions available in both Desktop and Web App:

• Harmony Change Maker Viewer (Free)- to view generic S&Ts from the included S&T library or any S&Ts developed with Harmony Desktop or Web App.

• Harmony Change Maker – Developer – to design, validate and communicate S&Ts either from scratch or from customizing generic S&Ts available from the Goldratt S&T library consisting of S&Ts developed and approved for release by Dr. Eli Goldratt and from the Community S&T Library containing S&Ts developed and shared by a growing Harmony user base.
• Harmony Change Maker – Implementer. To plan, update and monitor the implementation of an S&T. The Web App version also contains new functions that analyze and resolve planning and execution conflicts and convert these into “Best practices” that can be added to a library and used to build/customize an S&T.

There is only a mobile version for the Harmony Decision Maker. The HDM mobile app is available in Google Play Store for Android smartphones and tablets, in Apple App Store for iPhones/iPads, and Amazon App Store for Fire and Kindle devices.

Download The Windows and Apple Mac Desktop versions of the Harmony Change Maker and Harmony Change Simulators from www.harmonyapps.com.

You can subscribe to either the Harmony Desktop version, a Web App, or both on www.harmonyapps.com. After subscribing, you will receive your unique and secure login information via email. Afterward, you can log in to the Web App from any device with a Browser at www.harmonyapps.com or on your Mobile App.

Yes. You can find it at the top of the  www.harmonyapps.com page.

Users can renew their existing subscriptions at a 20% discount at www.harmonytoc.com by logging in can subscribe to either the Harmony Desktop or Web Apps or on both.

Yes. You can access these on various Harmony App pages at www.harmonyapps.com or on Goldratt Research Lab YouTube Channel.

The Harmony Change Maker Desktop version can run on a Mac using Windows emulators like Parallels Desktop or VMWare. The Web App can run on any device with a recent Internet Browser such as IE, Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.

Yes. The new Harmony Web App function allows users to keep using the app even offline. Login to www.harmonytoc.com while connected to the internet, select “Go Offline” and choose the S&Ts you want to work on while offline. When access to the internet is available again, select “Go Online” (icon in the top middle). Harmony will synchronize and update all the S&Ts edited with the version in the cloud.

This error is a Windows exception error that occurs when software like HARMONY is trying to access the Windows Registry to read or update a Registration code without the necessary admin rights granted to this software by Windows. The fix is quite simple in most cases.

• Right-click on the HARMONY Desktop icon and select “Run as Administrator” or if this option is not visible, using Right Click, select “Properties”, then select “Compatibility” and then select the “Run as Administrator” option.

If this does not work, it might require you to uninstall Harmony, login as Administrator on your computer, re-install it selecting “Everyone can access the software”. But most of the time quick fix works.

You can share any S&T created with other HARMONY users, either by specifying the emails of those you want to share the S&T with or by submitting the S&T to the Community S&T library granting either “View Only” or “Change” rights to all HARMONY users. When you share an S&T with the Harmony Web App to other users, they will receive an email and provide them the option to subscribe to the free Harmony Web App Viewer (if they only need to view the S&T) or to subscribe to the paid Harmony Developer or Implementer versions.

You can get more information, including new research papers, on S&Ts and the Theory of Constraints on www.goldrattresearchlabs.com. A reference book on all the latest developments and applications of the Theory of Constraints is the “Theory of Constraints Handbook”. It is available on Amazon either as a physical book or an e-book.

You can contact Goldratt Research Labs at [email protected] to get in touch with a TOC practitioner in your area or go to www.tocico.org where you will find a database of all TOC practitioners around the globe that have been certified by the Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization.

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