The discovery of the unicist ontology of consciousness and the development of its ontogenetic map opened the possibilities to manage adaptive systems for everyone.
Author: Peter Belohlavek
How does business architecture look like?
The architecture of a business is defined by its true vision and mission of a company. The vision and mission of a company can be explicit or implicit and can be for “true” use or for “external” use.
Honoring Steve Jobs for having opened a window
Steve Jobs passed away yesterday leaving behind a deed that is, and will be, multiplying worldwide.
Homology of the DNA of living beings and Unicist Ontologies
The unicist ontology of an institution is essentially analogous to the DNA of a living being.
Metaphors are figurative language to build consensus
Achieving true consensus requires solving the conflicts which might be driven by interests, needs, beliefs, lack of knowledge, etc.
Installing an expansion-model in the Healthcare Industry
The expansion of businesses implies expanding their vital space. This requires having a growth ethics and a growth ideology.
Business Architecture needs an integrative vision
The architecture of a business solution needs to be achieved with an integrative vision in which the individual sees the solution as a unified field.
The use of commercial white papers to expand businesses
Commercial white papers are universal tools to inform clients of what is behind of what is being sold.
The power of simplicity in business
Businesses are simple when businessmen/women have their business-model in their minds and their customers find the product or service they are seeking for.
Growth using the Principles of Organizational Equilibrium
Organizational equilibrium is the integration of the equilibrium with the environment and the internal equilibrium of organizations.