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Solution: Where do our vegetables come from von Kai Neumann

right amount of rain ground water organic fertilizer fertilizer left in earth use of bio toilets climate change chemicals in the sewerage closing circuits artificial fertilizer nutrients water sun weeding weeds irrigation droughts Our tasty vegetables yield of vegetables on farms farmer soil effective pesticides bees genetically modified crops super weeds stronger pesticides floodings feeding of livestock our use of detergents CO2 in the athmosphere farting cows eat less meat meat consumption methane in the atmosphere

A model explaining the basic loops of agriculture This model is part of a series of models that could serve as examples for small models on global challenges as they could be modeled by pupils. Of course, depending on their age and the time that is available as well as the help you offer they could come up with more details. What is the model asking?The model asks for the sustainability of farming using the KNOW WHY Questions from the KNOW WHY Method as they show up when we use the iMODELER. When we cont...

Sunnies vs. Shiites - geopolitical interests von Emma

fueling hostility between Shiites and Sunnies conflict between Isrealis and Palestinians conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran Peace in the Middle East United Arab Emirates (UAE) civil war in Iraq war in Syria war in Jemen Saudis want to keep Iran off the oil market opponents in Jemen get support from outside continued drought in Syria Iranians supporting Shiites desparate people in Syria Saudis supporting Sunnies climate change Oil fields are mainly beneath Shiite's territory Hussein's heritage of a minority Sunni regime Saudis suppress Shiites crazy Assad kills opponents rebels fighting Assad support from Russia Iranians support Hisbollah and Hamas Iranians want to wipe out Israel Israel's settlements at Gaza Israel wants to grow Israel gets support from the hated west Hisbollah and Hamas fighting Isreal Israelis suppress Palestinians Decrease of oil prices Increase of oil supply Collapse of economy Police

This is just a start of a collaborative model trying to put together all the different arguments and interconnections surrounding the different and yet connected conflicts in the different regions of the Middle East. Please join this model!

Apple's destiny (share price) von Kai Neumann

Diving Attitudes against Apple Devices for other parts of life 3D, holographic, ... displays Revolutionary interfaces device to human Chinese prefer own brands J.A.R.V.I.S and T. Stark like interaction Revolutionary interfaces human to device an Apple Car Rumors of shrinking revenues Apple's costs Rumors of great upcoming products Sailing Apple's profit Flying Apple's revenue Apple Music, iTunes Apple's share price iCloud Apple buying their own stocks binding content to Apple others copy Apple products best ethical and environment standards Expectation of shrinking share price applying Idealized System Design assigning Kai Neumann :-) iBooks, Movies etc. Apple's integration in the enterprise (IBM cooperation) Logik of market satisfaction (Peak Stuff) Cycling Unification of iOS, Mac OS X and Apple TV Apple resisting authorities to crack iPhones

I share with Elon Musk that I use Apple and yet I am very disappointed that they are not better. Now, that Apple's share price continues to fall and now that Elon Musk in an interview - usually he criticizes Apple - predicted that they will come up with a cool electric vehicle I think it is time to reflect on Apple's destiny. Feel free to join the collaborative model :-)

Grexit (the scenarios of Greece and the Euro zone) von Emma

Tax fraud Income tax Taxation of rich people Exemption for shipowners People's pension Economy in Greece Lower wages Jobs in Greece Interests from debts Debts Investment in infrastructure Investment into education and R&D Economy of rich countries in the EU Interest rates Debt cuts Grexit (Greece leaving the EURO zone) Greece goes bankrupt (needs to print own money) Devaluation of EURO Other countries leaving the EURO zone as well Risk of domino effect Structural reforms in Greece Austerity measures of Greece Tax income of Greece EU declines further credits growing nationalism in the rich countries as well Continued devaluation of Drachme Widespread corruption Lack of tech for data management Greece cannot afford imports Germany compensates for WW2 Increase of low pensions state budget

Here I would like to start a collaborative model on the latest arguments concerning Greece and the EU The collaboration link: https://www.imodeler.info/collab?id=BuPFDcH7JLtC57zdYX3Rh0g

PECOBUS - East Africa von lms_hanzee@web.de

Investor Criminal Network Underreporting Equipment Jurisdiction Corruption Forced Buyers Target Value Handler Social Acceptance Weak Authorities Economic Dislocation Human Resources Potential Reward Sophisticated Structures Learning by Doing Opportunity Cost Prospect of Operational Success SC(PM) SC(GU) SC(HA) Place Manager Guardian Global Impact Regional Impact Impact on Maritime Industry Deterrence Business Opportunity Feasibility Economic Trend Violent Modus Operandi Potential Loss

What have Trump, Putin, Erdogan, ISIS, etc. in common? von Kai Neumann

investments into circular economy etc. new labor intensive businesses investments into education higher taxation of rich people radicalism, terrorism nationalism, simple solutions, conservatism values, self esteem of poorer p. in poorer countries values, self esteem of poorer p. in rich countries spendings within real economy investments into financial products growing inequality less jobs media coverage of "success" stories globalization, automation, digitization specialist's jobs material wealth of rich people in poorer countries material wealth of rich people in rich countries well being of poorer people in poorer countries well being of poorer people in rich countries well being of rich people in poorer countries well being of rich people in rich countries well being in poorer countries well being in western/rich countries Well being in the world lobbyism, corruption climate change loss of homes and infrastructures more refugees demagogues (Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Erdogan, AfD, LePen... alternative (e.g. ecological) values good demagogues

The question from the model's title is answered by the model as it shows causes to a world wide growing symptom.

Produktentwicklung / Produktverbesserung: Produktübergreifende Fehlerpriorisierung von Franc Grimm

In diesem Mini-Beispiel geht es darum, den Unterschied zwischen einer rein produktbezogenen und einer produktübergreifenden Fehlerbewertung und -priorisierung im Sinne einer rein monetären Betrachtung aufzuzeigen. Hierbei werden aufgetretene Produktfehler miteinander verglichen und bewertet. Aufgrund der begrenzten Entwicklerkapazitäten sollen die Fehler mit der höchsten Relevanz ausgewählt und zuerst behoben werden. Um dies zu demonstrieren, werden in unserem Mini-Modell lediglich die folgenden 2 Fehle...

Being successful through a new culture of reflexion von Kai Neumann

Quantitative: What are the optimal parameters? Fast and Easy to Use Tool Quantitative: How with what likelihood is something going to ... Integration of Data Collaborative Modeling Gut Feeling Modeling on Tablets, Smartphones, ... Change of Culture: "We look at it" Mastering reoccurring situations Best Practice, Experience Project Pilot with strong participation of as many people as ... Lack of Time Successful action Overlooked or underestimated connections Use of Simulation Games iMODELER Inclusion of knowledge holder Fear of Transparency Tool-based Reflexion of Interconnections Range() function to identify optimal combinations General rejection of tools Read-Only- Links Mastering new, complicated, or complex situations We know already everything Mental Boundary when 4 and more variables are interacting Simple Formula 1000nds of Factors Rejection of what one wasn't part of Emotional distortion Qualitative: What has the biggest effects? Monte Carlo simulations

A small qualitative model not just to show the importance of the iMODELER's main features. It also shows how to change one's organization's culture to a culture of regular reflexion of interconnections against a number of psychological obstacles. For more background information I recommend from Apple's iTunes Store the interactive ibook "KNOW WHY and the iMODELER" with many models and exercises. Note: a few factors have a quantitative formula. This is fake. I put them there to create the quantitative scr...

Markteinführung V03 von Walter Biendl

Bestellmöglichkeit BBBB sticht aus der Menge heraus Anstoßeinträge BBBBB ist "in" Hemmnisse gutes Marketing Firmen-Accounts erstellen Darstellung von BBB BBBB ist etwas Besonderes Internetshop Interessenten hoher Bekanntheitsgrad Maßnahmen bestehender Anbieter Kurzfilme Kundennutzen Kunden Präsentation auf der Hompage der yyyyyy Präsentation auf Messen ralativ hoher Preis redaktionelle Pressearbeit mobile Version Online-Shop neue Mitbewerber persönliches Image Presseartikel Wartezeit bis BBBB eingetroffen ist Word-of-Mouth Effekt persönliche Bekannheit von Redakteuren Social Media umständlicher Bezug über's Internet Verkauf von innovativem Produkt Verkaufsgeschichte

Wir wollen hier ergründen, a) was zu einem hohen Absatz des innovativen Produktes führt; b) welchen Nutzen, auch immaterieller Art, der (mögliche) Kunde davon hat; c) welche Inhalte die Werbeaussagen haben sollten; d) auf welchen Werbewegen (Print, Internet etc.) wird die Kunden erreichen können; e) welche Widerstände es geben kann; Box-Farben: Orange = Ziel grün = Kundennutzen gelb = Maßnahmen rot/rötlich = Hemmnisse

PiM demo model on IT processes p2: developing solutions von Kai Neumann

Final testing of apps Delivered apps Finally satisfied customer Revision of apps Getting new projects Price of apps Specified data functionalities Costs Specified GUIs Total deliveries Finished (Specifying the app with the customer) Income Specifying the app with the customer Total specifications Finished (Developing the app's core) Overall target Developing the app's core Percent of price after revision Finished (Developing the GUI) Developing the GUI Percent of price at delivery Finished (Developing the data module) Percent of price at the beginning Developer 3 Developer 2 Developer 1 Marketing folks Finished (Getting new projects) Developing the data module Finished (Building the apps) Building the apps

This small PiM model shows how an IT company that develops apps or designs websites or installes software can be modeled in order to identify bottlenecks or constraints and to simulate the costs and income (benefit management)