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PiM demo model on IT processes p1: system up and running 2 by Kai Neumann

failure of server 1 availability of admin processes of department 1 processes of department 2 Server 1 Total processes tasks for department 1 capacity of server 2 restoring capacity of server 2 workload of department 1 restoring capacity of server 1 workload of department 2 Server 2 tasks for department 2 failure of server 2 admin capacity of server 1

PiM: Optimal Parameter for Service Process by Kai Neumann

Satisfied Customers Total Value of Satisfied Customers Additional Value of Satisfied Customer Finished Orders Waiting Time Process Unfinished Processes Overall result Resources Incoming Orders Costs per Resource Unwanted Waiting Time Number of Resources Total Costs Time the process actually takes Value per Customer Expected Waiting Time

This is just a small model to show how PROCESS iMODELER (PiM) factors can be included in quantitative models. In this case it is a service and the question how many resource are optimal in order to satisfy the customers without becoming too expensive. Thus the Number of Resources is modeled with a range() function.

Interessen der Schüler by grohsjulia4@g*

Lehren zeigen wie Schüler so besser lernen können Flyer verteilen Modells verbreiten mit für Schülern interessanten Themen zu Lehrern fahren und vorstellen in Schule fahren und vorstellen Hobbys soziale Netzwerke zur Planung von Hobbys Schülern zeigen wie den iModeller nutzen können um Referate v... Wettbewerb starten von Schülern nicht schulische Themen modeln lassen Privat angeregt in der Schule angregt öffentliche Veranstaltungen planen weiter in Firmen vertreiben Schüler nutzen den iModeler Eltern nutzen den iModeler

System-Archetyp / Verhaltensmuster Tragödie der Gemeingüter by Franc Grimm

Umweltkosten Schlachthof Tragfähigkeit Weideland Profit Schäfer Wachstum Gras Sterberate Schaf Konsum Gras Sterbefälle Bestand Gras Weideland Bedarf Gras pro Schaf Bestand Schafsherde Bedarfsdeckung Gras Tragödie der Gemeingüter Vergrößerung der Herde Profit pro Schaf Kosten der Gesellschaft Konsum pro Schaf

In diesem Modell wollen wir einen durch Peter Senge (Fünfte Disziplin - siehe unten) bekannt gewordenen System-Archetypen (wiederkehrendes Verhaltensmuster in Organisationen und Systemen) vorstellen und erläutern. Weitere System-Archetypen (inkl. Stammbaum) finden Sie hier: https://imodeler.info/ro?key=ArHGClStFqsJ2nk8YI6gfUA Seien Sie gespannt und fühlen Sie sich möglicherweise auch gerne ertappt, ähnlich in Ihrer täglichen Entscheidungspraxis gehandelt zu haben. Die verwendeten Mini-Beispiele sollen ...

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"

Motivation zur Stimmabgabe V2 by bjuhre

"Wahlwerbung" im Bekanntenkreis Motivation zur Stimmabgabe Politische Skandale Betroffenheit von politischen Entscheidungen Wetter Wirtschaftliches Interesse Vertrauen in politische Mitbestimmung Gesellschaftliche Konventionen Persönliches Interesse Politisches Interesse Wahlkampf Politische Entscheidung Sympathie für Kandidaten Bildungsgrad Selbstverständnis als Bürger Politische Informiertheit Übereinstimmung mit Wahlprogramm

Ein Modell aus dem Modeler-Forum Berlin-Brandenburg, das sich (zum damaligen Zeitpunkt aus gegebenem Anlass) mit der Frage der Wahlbeteiligung / Motivation zur Stimmabgabe bei einer Wahl befasst.

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...

Development of a well-functioning Technology Cluster by Franc Grimm

Crowd-Funding / Business Angels Technology Companies Well-functioning Technology Cluster Universities, Research Centres Funding Network Activities / Events Holistic Concept of Implementation Commitment of the Region Vision / Mission of the Region Innovations are jointly developed Common Spirit: Region as a Living Lab Innovations are used by the Region Innovation Culture of the Region Turnover Companies New Research and Competence Centers Business Development Public Funding

Which region is not interested in a well-functioning technology cluster - with many innovative companies developing new innovations together with the scientific facilities on site, thus creating many highly skilled jobs and ensuring a high prosperity in the region? In order to achieve this, so-called thematic clusters and networks have been established in many regions - supported by public funding for common R&D-projects (Research & Development) and network projects, for the development of centers of exc...

World economy mini model by Kai Neumann

Poverty among elderly Saturation of the rich Little saving quotas New markets (including innovation) Sustainability World economy Income of the rich Expenses of the rich Income of the mass Interests Lending, credits ... Increase of productivity Creative financial products Costs of resources Expenses of the mass Demographical change Burst of the finance bubble

a model for the English KNOW WHY book

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...