Schiphol International Hub to become faultless: Truth or Dare? Q1: How many levels of complexity can you identify in Schiphol’s baggage conveyors network? Answer: From the case study, I found that there are 3 layers of complexity: i. System complexity : The conveyors network is large and complicated. It involved 21 kilometers of transport tracks, 6 robotic units, 9,000 storage capacitors all behaving as one system. The system needs to co-operate between many technological layers both at software and hardware levels, for instances, conveyor belts, security checkers, scanners and so on. ii. Social complexity : The system is needed to support and help out the work of humans, for instances to handle the baggage automatically. iii. Business complexity : The network needs to work in different way to cope with different company’s operation. The conveyor network must cope with different baggage governance policies. Q2: What are the management, organization...