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Überwachungskameras by bjuhre

Anzahl Bilder von Straftaten verfügbares Budget für innere Sicherheit Medienwirksame Ermittlung von Tätern diffuse Angst vor Kontrolle ("Big Brother") Gefühl beobachtet zu werden Anregung zur Nachahmung Wunsch nach Kontrolle Ermittlungsinteresse der Behörden Einschätzung eines Ortes als gefährlich Gefühl der Sicherheit im öffentlichen Raum Möglichkeit der Identifizierung von Personen Wahrnehmbarkeit von Kriminalität Anzahl Straftaten im öffentl. Raum Kriminalitätsversprengung Anzahl veröffentlichter Bilder von Straftaten Kosten für Erhaltung, Betrieb und Ersatz Beführwortung von Überwachungskameras Abschreckung potentieller Täter Anzahl Überwachungskameras Angst vor Entdeckung krimineller Handlung Sicherheit im öffentl. Raum Auswertungsaufwand Sensationsinteresse der Bevölkerung Wunsch nach zusätzlicher Sicherheit Menge verfügbaren Bildmaterials
Ein weiteres Modell aus dem Modeler-Forum Berlin-Brandenburg. Hier wurden ein paar der Aspekte bezüglich Überwachungskameras und ihren Effekt auf das Gefühl der Sicherheit im öffentlichen Raum angeschaut.

PiM: Process of building a new garden house (Likelihood of Developments) 7 by Kai Neumann

Wood Time it takes setting up the walls End of working time Start of working time Working hours Finished doors and windows The Finished House Inserting door and windows Setting up all the walls Finished roof Milestone factor (Buying plants) Buying plants Person 2 Person 1 Initially planned budget Total costs Perfect Garden House Person 2 absent Quality Problems with the Walls Plantings Lawn and plants around the house Preparing floor and grounding Milestone factor (Setting up the walls) Building the roof Milestone factor (Preparing floor and grounding)
The aim of this little model is to explore the project modeling possibilities of the PROCESS-iMODELER (it is called PROCESS-iMODELER though it is just a feature of the quantitative iMODELER). The project at hand is the building of a small garden house. The model probably isn't complete in its details as it just should show the functionality. This version of the garden house model shows how to model likelihoods of incidents e.g. of a person becoming ill or the occurrence of a quality problem.

Aufgabe: Kommunikationskultur by Franc Grimm

Ich darf es nicht Alle bringen sich ein & teilen ihr Wissen Offene Diskussion unverwünscht Ich bringe mich ein & teile mein Wissen Ich werde nicht eingebunden Offene Kommunikationskultur Ich werde ersetzbar Partizipation der MA Ursache-Wirkungs- Modellierung Wissensmanagement System Modeln gehört zur Grundausbildung Großraumbüros Ich bin nicht informiert Ich weiss nicht wie Entscheidungen sind nicht nachvollziehbar Ich werde nicht belohnt Fragwürdige Entscheidungen Unsere Kommunikation ist schlecht Ich kann es nicht Ich kann mich nicht verständlich machen Ich will es nicht Wir haben nichts davon Ich habe nichts davon Ich weiss zu wenig von den Kollegen Ziel
Dieses Modell ist Teil einer Aufgabenstellung unseres Online-Kurses "Qualitative Modellierung". Weitere Informationen zu unseren Kursen sind verfügbar unter: https://www.vernetztesdenken.de/

PiM: Building a new garden house (Learning Curve and Working Hours) 2 by Kai Neumann

mistake Perfect Garden House Total costs Initially planned budget Lawn and plants around the house Plantings Person 1 Person 2 Buying plants Milestone factor (Buying plants) Inserting door and windows Building the roof Setting up the walls Milestone factor (Setting up the walls) Preparing floor and grounding Milestone factor (Preparing floor and grounding) Finished doors and windows Finished roof The Finished House Working hours Start of working time End of working time Wood Time it takes setting up the walls costs walls
The aim of this little model is to explore the project modeling possibilities of the PROCESS-iMODELER (it is called PROCESS-iMODELER though it is just a feature of the quantitative iMODELER). The project at hand is the building of a small garden house. The model probably isn't complete in its details as it just should show the functionality. Here it is the modeling of a learning curve and the definition of working hours for resources.

Wie entstehen Revolutionen? by grohsjulia4@g*

Plätze für Versammlungen sperren Maßnahmen suchen Kompromiss suchen mit Gewalt im Keim ersticken Unzufriedenheit Revolution Macht mehr erfahren davon mehr Verbreitung über Medien in anderen Ländern ist ähnliches pasiert Aufstand in anderen Länder herrschen andere Umstände Forderung Zusammenschluss von mehreren Unterdrückten Ungerechtigkeit Entmachtung der Herrschenden/herrschende Klassen Unterdrückung verlangen nach Systemwandel Ausbeutung Ländereien Ausnutzung Geld Herrscher/herrschende Klasse mächtige Oberschicht Auflehnung

Solution: Wars on earth by Kai Neumann

people cannot admit they are wrong people want to have more than others Wars on earth people want to make business with weapons learn that people like us when we admit mistakes there is injustice there are weapons economic help truly democratic elections people have few to loose there is no settlement there are people who follow there are reasons there is something that separates (religion, race, nationality) politicians keep their military people have lost their families people have lost their homes people have no good jobs there are men who want to be leaders learn that being liked when giving feels great massive disarmament dominance of the US and its allies UN is unable to decide neutral international military organization more power to women
A model explaining the common reasons for wars on earth 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 seemingly naively for the reasons for wars in the world using the KNOW WHY Questions from the KNOW WHY Method as they show up when we us...

Jobs of the future by Kai Neumann

People seeking for manual jobs People seeking for desk jobs Demographic change Immigration Political measures supporting families jobless manual worker People seeking for academic jobs Investment into education total jobless continued automization jobless desk worker jobless academics taxation of jobs people who want to work less health care jobs outsourcing of manufacturing jobs in education international competitiveness total jobs demand home office, virtual offices minimum wage governments, NGOs etc. creating jobs for unemployed Social pressure and need for a job Number of people heading for a job
Just a small model on the developments of jobs to share on KNOW-WHY.NET for inspiration. Aspects like the increased demand for information technology and its consequences e.g. for less demand for expensive cars are not included, yet.

How to make Russia great again - and save Ukraine by Kai Neumann

Control of institutions Sharing opportunities for value creation Revenge and chaos, atomic threat Revolution inside Kreml Massive sanctions Killing Putin / Removing Putin Relative poverty Alternative (web)channels Need to blame - emotional reward from blaming others Corruption Control of media Investigative journalism Arrogance of the rich outside Alternatives get domestic support International weapon support Ukraine has to resist International military intervention (e.g. no fly zones) The world's willingness to sacrifice wealth Narrative of shame and future potentials Moonshot project on energy alternatives Shortages of critical materials Global wheat shortages Energy prices/shortages Autocratic leaders Putin claiming just parts of Ukraine
It is a collaborative model - please edit it. Sanctions alone end in a balancing feedback loop but with the right narrative over working chanels it could lead to a removal of Putin! Narrative should be something like “ Ukrainians are brothers and sisters, the world wants to partner with Russia - Putin exploits Russia for his mad interests.” There is much more explanation to give to this model - I will add to it or you may edit it and place comments within the model using the "D".

Portugal's housing crisis - a systemic view by Kai Neumann

Low wages in Portugal Reducing licences Production sector Service sector (other than tourism) Jobs in Portugal Tourism sector Increase of prices Renting to tourists Attractive country for foreigners Spending power Price for real estates Affordable homes for Portuguese affordable renting to locals by law Prices in Portugal Foster entrepreneurship Domestic investments Social housing projects Increase of minimum wage Available housing subsidized low interest rates stopping tax advantages for foreigners Tax for secondary homes More people rent to tourists Increase of informal market (International) demand
a model on the bold or weird ideas of the Portuguese government to tackle the housing crisis: https://www.portugalresident.com/portugals-housing-crisis-just-keeps-on-getting-worse/ for more see the menu ... presenter note: you may change the colors of the factors and their fonts if your screen doesn't show them properly. 

CSP-Radar (Corporate Social Responsibility) by prank@z*

Bildung Spenden & Wohltätigkeit Transparenz Menschenrechte Diversität Familie und Life-Balance Weniger Armut und Hunger Vergütung und Anreize Recycling Biodiversität der Ökosysteme Weniger Emissionen Mitbestimmung Weniger Zwangs- und Kinderarbeit Energiemix Weniger Ressourcenverbrauch Arbeitssicherheit Arbeitnehmer- und Kundenrechte Produktqualität Weniger soziale und ökonomische Ungleichheit Innovation Forschung Weniger Abfall Weniger Kriminalität Gesundheit Corporate Social Performance
CSP Radar Das hier vorgestellte Modell ist Teil des Forschungsprojekts "Corporate Social Performance Indicators - Ansätze zuer Messung und Steuerung von Risiken und Chancen durch Corporate Social Responsibility". Das Modell wurde von der zeb.business school entwickelt: http://www.zeb-bs.de/ Das Projekt ist durch die Funk Stiftung unter der Fördernummer RM-FS3-2020-01 gefördert. Die Funk Stiftung fördert eine Vielzahl wissenschaftlicher und praxisbezogener Projekte im Themenbereich des Risikomanagements. ...