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Financing of our development of an innovative electric car by Kai Neumann

crowdfinancing institutional investors influence, assets for institutional investors high quality partners monetary rewards for crowd incentives for crowd pessimism emotional reward, identity lack of robust unique selling points overly optimistic time and cost line huge target group small target group the inexpensive car the green car financing of the car production late production start reservations

just the start of a small model that I need for part 5 of the paper series "A culture of reflection"

Riddle of 2020 by Kai Neumann

...... . Happiness Energy, strength Achieving small targets Passive joy from TV, junk food, purchases, etc. Going for the targets Setting small targets Relaxing Time for reflection, awareness Stress from job, family etc. ........ ......... ..... .... .. ..........

Here we go with this year's riddle. Try to connect the following factors in a meaningful way: - Achieving small targets - Energy, strength - Going for the targets - Happiness - Passive joy from TV, junk food, purchases, etc. - Relaxing - Setting small targets - Stress from job, family etc. - Time for reflection, awareness You can import the model your account or start from scratch. Please send your answer to info@consideo.com and DO NOT post them here so others have chance to try it for themselves. After...

System Archetypes Tragedy of the Commons by Franc Grimm

Fulfillment of Demand Death rate sheep Deaths Slaughter Profit Farmer Profit per sheep add sheep rate Stock of Sheep Tragedy of the Commons Societal Costs Environmental Costs Carrying Capacity Growth of Gras Total Consumption Consumption per Sheep Stock of Gras Needed Consumption per Sheep

In the model "system achetypes" (https://imodeler.info/ro?key=AWmcYVpCac1lRUJaRxmTz7Q) we have explained different system archetypes, which are describing common patterns of behavior in all kind of organizations or systems. For this, we have used simple examples - mainly based on the work of Peter Senge (Literature: Peter Senge et. al., The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook, 1994). Peter Senge documented the most common set of patterns of behavior in organizations that have the tendency of reoccurring. These p...

This model was meant to be a small model on the basic interconnections of actions against climate change and the main counter argument against them that they allegedly cost jobs. Feel free to add to it.

Demo Modell von Websession by Kai Neumann

Hohe Auslastung Liquidität Sparzwang zeitgerechter Einkauf Erfahrener Koch gute Optik frische Ware zu teuer zu wenig Essen Parkplätze freundliche Bedienung Mengenrabatt bei Wareneinkauf Zufriedene Restaurant Kunden gutes Essen Finanzierung ausreichend Personal

Kleines, qualitatives Modell zum Herumprobieren - aus einer Websession. Das Modell ist nicht vollständig bzw. hat bei keinem Faktor vollständig die 4 KNOW-WHY-Fragen gestellt, sondern wurde nur live erstellt um die grundsätzlichen Funktionen der qualitativen Modellierung mit dem iMODELER zu zeigen. Jeder mag nun aber gern darin eigene Argumente abbilden. Vielleicht wird ja noch ein Strategie-Modell für Restaurant-Besitzer daraus :-)

Cognitive dissonance and erosion of moral by Dirk Fabricius

cognitive dissonance Ability to moral reasoning Fear to be enemployed after termination of work contract (by ... Narcotisizing conscience Moral Judgement: immoral Contributing to higher moral behavioural standards Knowledge of Damages by Products or Productions Ethical Behaviour Moral erosion Fear to be excluded because of treason Sensed contradictions between preaching and acting Preaching morality Feeling obliged to be loyal to enterprise and obedient to one... Realizing own immoral behavior (inclination to …) need to get rid of dissonance (at least its awareness) Uneasiness

Kai Neumanns model „Ethical management“ (17.10.15) and his (a little bit grey) hint to „cognitive dissonance“ triggered this raw-model. Because I did not find an easy way to integrate it in Kai’s model, I left it in this ‚isolated‘ form – but perhaps you, Kai, or somebody else will transfer it (or parts of it). I think, the cognitive dissonance usually is on the part of the consumers likewise and the problem of feeling unhappy with it as well. The techniques to get rid of the unhappiness may be different...

The world economy - modeling an article from the SPIEGEL by Kai Neumann

Level of wealth Investments by businesses Low interests High stock rates Investments by other businesses Consumption Income, wages Productivity of employees Rich people continuing to invest on the financial markets Restrictive banks Unpredictable political course Corporate debts from last crisis (Global) demographic change: decrease of people with income Private debts Immigration International strategy to exit cheap money

Here is a small model of the arguments taken from an online article from the SPIEGEL: http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/wachstum-der-weltwirtschaft-der-kapitalismus-ist-kaputt-a-1028098.h...

Mastering complex challenges by Franc Grimm

Mastering complex challenges Knowledge Community (KNOW-WHY.NET) Knowledge sharing Capturing / distributing knowledge Verbal Reasoning See and understand arguments Misunderstandings Better communication Reflecting & creating (new) knowledge Qualitative Analysis New Insights beyond any gut feeling Better planning Right decisions Documents iMODELER Visual Reasoning

This model shows why everyone should model in daily practice. Please, find more information in our YouTube video "iMODELER: Benefits of Qualitative Modeling (Systems Thinking)": https://youtu.be/zBU7k1rFkaw