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iM-AI on organic food restaurants by Kai Neumann

Climate-related supply shocks Collaboration among regional tourism stakeholders Cross-training of restaurant staff Complex food safety or licensing laws Economic stimulus packages and subsidies Diversification of sourcing regions Empowered staff decision-making Engaging and consistent social media content Energy cost spikes in colder months Exceptional customer service experiences Fragmentation among small producers Flexible staffing models and gig platforms Global recovery in tourism sector Government subsidies for organic farming Government support for winter operations Government support centers for certification High staff turnover High tourist footfall during peak season High-pressure atmospheric systems Increased frequency of Atlantic storms Lack of startup financing options Lack of staff during low-demand periods Limited availability of skilled hospitality workers Low barriers to entry in food service Local sourcing campaigns in urban areas Low-pressure weather systems Low social media engagement rates National policy shifts toward sustainability Negative customer interactions on social media Northern latitude seasonal shifts Pandemic resurgence or health scares Positive online reviews and social media visibility Price sensitivity among middle-income consumers Reduced winter staffing availability Regular posting schedule and content planning Seasonal event hosting and off-season promotions Service delays during peak hours Seasonal price inflation from hotels and B&Bs Stable climate patterns in Northern Europe Simplified business registration processes Strict zoning and licensing regulations Staff hygiene and sanitation training Stricter land-use zoning laws Stricter food licensing policies Strong local supplier network for organic ingredients Strong farmer networks and collaboration Supportive local economic development policies Successful organic food restaurant at the Baltic Sea (Germany) Urban sprawl reducing agricultural land Use of reservation or queuing systems Warm and sunny summer weather Use of targeted marketing for low season Well-trained and motivated staff Year-round staffing and operations model Advocacy by business coalitions for policy simplification Affordable rental spaces Automation of service processes
Well, less from a business than a general stakeholder perspective. Probably a better prompt would result in a more consulting suited model.

iM-AI on a flat belly by Kai Neumann

Adequate Sleep Quality Chronic Stress Cooking Skill Development Desk Stretch Programs Daily Step Goals Distrust in Supplements Erratic Work Schedule Ergonomic Standing Desks Family Relationship Strain Frequent Snacking High Sugar Consumption Meal Prep Services Mindfulness Skepticism Nutrition-Focused Shopping Overconfidence in Self-Training Personal Trainer Supervision Pomodoro Work Strategies Prolonged Sitting Time Regular Strength Training Remote Office Setup Scheduled Screen-Free Hours Scheduled Movement Breaks Screen Time Overload School-Based Nutrition Programs Self-Medication Habits Sedentary Lifestyle Sleep Hygiene Practices Severe Weather Conditions Streaming Platform Binging Small Print Labeling Structured Meal Timing Strict Prescription Protocols Sugar Tax Implementation Substitution with Sparkling Water Supplement Use Awareness Sugary Beverage Intake Time Management Skills Walking-Based Social Groups

Climate Change - a comprehensive and collaborative model on the arguments by Kai Neumann

Sunshine Saltification of groundwater and soil Areas of ice and snow Increase of sea level Activity of sun Alternative solutions to heat our homes Measure to protect from increased sea level Cloud creation in the south pacific Change of jet streams Slow down of China's economy unhappy Kai with not fish to see in his Baltic Sea increased degradation of soils through microbes Power shortages Stock of foodstuff (phosphate etc.) Viewer ski areas, shorter seasons human settlements with infrastructure Increase of sea life Desertification e.g. of Spain, Portugal, Ethiopia ... Heavier rains and floodings and storms Slow down of US economy overshot of tipping points e.g. from heavy monsums in sahel zone Warm winters in Germany (and similar regions) no groundwater replenishment from melting snow Orbital sun-near constellations Orbital sun-far constellations Melting glacier water as CO2 sink wind speeds rise Defrosting/ thawing permafrost soils Fluctuations in supply of renewable energy loss of hydrogen from spills iron salt aerosol method lack of rainfall in some regions Melting of antarctic shelf
This model was developed with the help from the model "Globale Erderwärmung" by MaggerTheGreat from KNOW-WHY.NET.

Bundestagswahl 2017: Wahlprogramme im Vergleich v1 by Kai Neumann

Internet-Anbindung, schnell und für alle IT Security Ministerium Förderung systemischer Quellen im Ausland Stärkung der Polizei Ausgaben für staatliche Förderung Ausbau Netze und Speicher soziale Unruhen Schul- und Breitensport fördern Vorrang elektrifizierter Schienenverkehr Besteuerung von Schadstoffeinträgen Produktampel, Scoring-System Sicherheit schadstofffreie (intakte) Umwelt soziale Sicherungssysteme Öffentliche Kassen / Staatshaushalt Staatsverschuldung steigende Ressourcenpreise wirtschaftliche Situation europäische Länder Schuldenlast europäischer Länder Sparpolitik europäischer Krisenländer Spekulatives Geschäft Schutz von Arbeitsplätzen Einschränkungen untern. Spielräume Staatlich Bedienstete soziale Gerechtigkeit Subventionen Abwanderung v. Unternehmen wg. Steuern Sport Kosten Sozialversicherung konsequente Sanktionen gekoppelt an UN Einschätzungen Stärkung der EU, aber nur als Mindestmaß PVM macht Unterschied Quellen und Senken deutlich
Es gibt bereits ein Modell zum Vergleich der Wahlprogramme der großen Parteien zur Bundestagswahl 2013: http://www.imodeler.info/ro?key=A64xAzcY703Et8VLv3tTe0w  Hier nun die Möglichkeit, kollaborativ die aktuellen Wahlprogramme in den qualitativen Wirkungszusammenhang mit dem Wohl der Bürger zu stellen. Bei Fragen diese gern auf know-why.net posten. Den Anfang macht eine noch gar nicht existente Partei mit dem Arbeitstitel Partei Vernunftbegabter Menschen (http://www.ilsa.de/Blog/Entries/2017/1/30_Partei...

iM-AI on money for retirement by Kai Neumann

Access to Public Social Support Consistent Long-Term Savings Co-Housing or Shared Living Options Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Policies Emergency Savings Buffer Emotional Coping Through Shopping Employer Payroll Systems Genetic Health Screenings Global Economic Shocks Government Stabilization Policies Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) Impulse Spending Habits Integrated Bank Syncing Features Irregular Income Streams Limited Affordable Housing Supply Manual Savings Management Misinformation from Social Media Multiple Revenue Streams Overconcentration in One Sector Peer Pressure for Material Status School Curriculum Integration Routine Health Screenings Self-Employment Tax Burden Seasonal Employment Shift to Passive Investing Shareholder Pressure for Dividends Spending Trackers or Alerts Short-Term Contracting Trends Support for Elderly Parents Student Loan Burden

iM-AI zu Migräne by Kai Neumann

Anpassung des Schlafrhythmus vor Reise Bewusstsein für Schlafstörungen Digitale Bildschirmzeit vor dem Schlafen Evidenzbasierte Studienkommunikation Feste Aufsteh- und Schlafenszeiten Häufiger Verzehr von Sojaprodukten Hormonelle Schwankungen Regelmäßige sportliche Betätigung Schallschutzfenster Regelmäßiger Schlafrhythmus Schlafmangel Schlafhygiene-Routinen Schrittzähler oder Fitness-Apps Schlechter Zugang im ländlichen Raum Sitzende Tätigkeit Schwere Mahlzeiten mittags Soziale Kaffeekultur Skepsis gegenüber Methoden Sportliche Freundesgruppe Soziale Sportgruppen Späte soziale Aktivitäten Späte Smartphone-Nutzung im Bett Starke berufliche Belastung Stark verarbeitete Ernährung Stress Starke hormonelle Fluktuation Vermeidung von Sojaprodukten Verzicht auf Snooze-Taste Vorbelastung durch Sportunfälle

iM-AI on happy dog by Kai Neumann

Access to Financial Aid or Subsidies Access to Mental Health Support Access to Safe Outdoor Spaces Availability of Pet Supply Stores Busy Owner Schedule Chronic Stress Levels Community Pet Support Groups Delegation or Task Sharing at Home Early Age Training Start Dog’s Digestive Sensitivities Flexible Work Schedules Genetic Sensitivities Health Screening of Breeding Dogs Introverted Lifestyle or Low Social Engagement Lack of Mental Stimulation Lack of Access to Veterinary Services Lack of Social Network for Pet Care Owner Awareness of Services Regular Socialization with Other Dogs Seasonal Climate Variability Supply Chain Disruptions Single Parenthood or Caregiving Supportive Social Relationships Supportive Family Environment Training in New Skills or Tricks Time Spent Together Daily Urban Green Space Development Use of Dog Daycare Services Vet Reminder Services

iMODELER featuring AI, an example with ChatGPT: Climate Change by Kai Neumann

Advancements in Carbon Storage Building Insulation Standards Corporate Sustainability Initiatives Energy Storage Costs Energy Storage Innovations Fossil Fuel Subsidies Government Subsidies for Renewables Land Scarcity Limited Skilled Workforce Material Science Breakthroughs Outdated Appliance Standards Public Demand for Sustainability Smart Grid Investments Smart Home Technology Smart Grid Technology Supply Chain Disruptions Subsidies for Fossil Fuels Sustainable City Planning Supply Chain Globalization Sustainable Farming Methods Sustainable Development Goals Sustainable Logistics Practices Sustainable Farming Practices Synthetic Meat Innovations Technological Advancements in Solar and Wind Technological Standardization Water Scarcity
This is the first public example of a model developed automatically using the upcoming AI integration of the iMODELER :-) Stay tuned for more!

Test Team WS #3 by thomas.schwab@k*

6 Supportangebote Thomas Schwab Stefan Raich Tom Sporer Simone Zink Susanne Freund Studie Nachh. Lebensstile Kooperationsmanagement / Service Desk Indikatorenset + Steuerungsinstrumente Service Bewusstsein (Tourismus) Studium/Berufserfahrung Studium/Berufserfahrun Studium/Berufserfahru Studium EWB/Erfahrung Studium Stärkung BE intern und extern sprachliche Fähigkeiten Stadt-/Regionalentwicklung begleiten Social Entrepreneurship Academy Förderung stud. Engagement Service Learning Beratung Signature Strength Social Innovation Angebote Soziokratieausb. Theologie Studium Studium Bildungsmanagement Studium Bildungsmanagemen

Bringing an E-Car to market (ToC example model) by Kai Neumann

Selling cars starting to pay back start of payback start of orders sales running possible supply volume Securing finances time needed to set up factory sales channels up and running Setting up sales channels Costs of supply parts storage capacity for supplied parts Supply of powertrain parts time to organize suppliers Organizing suppliers available supplier(s) supplied powertrain parts Setting up factory Sum of wages total of payments to staff Payment of staff money needed to set up a factory time to set up service solution Setting up a service solution Available service solution
This is just a small example model for part 3 of a series of guidances called "Quantitative Optimization and Risk Analysis of Projects and Processes". It describes a fictitious case of a start up enterprise that develops and produces a new electric vehicle. Here is the link to the guidance: http://www.consideo.de/downloads/Culture_of_Reflection_p3.pdf Here is the Operations Research version using the iM Optimizer: http://www.imodeler.info/ro?key=Cv-vW-0iM4jA9XyEX5IUQcw Here is the Monte Carlo version sim...