Project Portfolio Management by Franc Grimm

This model demonstrates an innovative and effective way for a permanent planning, prioritization, control and monitoring of all projects within an organization - based on Systems Thinking.

Example for change management by Kai Neumann

Small example of a change management model

Ethical management (FIFA, Volkswagen, Food Industry, Banks, etc.) by Kai Neumann

A collaborative qualitative model that goes into more detail on the question how we as a society can get companies with more ethical behavior. A factor that pops up in the Volkswagen model by Emma: https://www.know-why.net/collab?id=CqRaiGJvfseHd0D0h-U2PiQ  but also when we think about FIFA or all the lobbyist's work from the oil industry (there is the BP memo from the eighties that described the strategy to prevent the information of the public on the likelihood of a climate change) or the nutrition ind...

Competitive Incentives: Working Harder or Working Smarter? Improvement Management by Michael Nesser

Actually, it should only be a small excercise - to test the imodeler. But the results of the model are really worth to be posted here. The model is based on the findings of the following research, I've only added a few points:  Nobody Ever Gets Credit for Fixing Problems that Never Happened: Creating And Sustaining Process Improvement (Nelson P. Repenning, John D. Sterman). http://web.mit.edu/nelsonr/www/Repenning=Sterman_CMR_su01_.pdf The findings are not really new, but still valid and relevant.

The case of Mr. E (case management example) by Susanne

This is an anonymous case management example from my work with a client using the iMODELER 

Growing together of the interreg-region (template for project days at schools) by Franc Grimm

short-term: < 1 year medium-term: 1-3 years lang-term: > 3 years

Balanced Scorecard and Strategy Map Example by Kai Neumann

This model was developed with the help from the model "Comprehensive Enterprise Model" by Kai from KNOW-WHY.NET: https://www.know-why.net/model/A8rslLgjB2toQEfuOxlUWrw Please open it with iMODELER and expand the clustered factors to see all the details (or have a look at the collection of slides in the Menu...Presenter, first)

Comprehensive Enterprise Model by Kai Neumann

This is just a fictious case of an enterprise to show how it can be comprehensively modeled. Not only the weightings should differ from case to case but also more concrete factors should be added, e.g the concrete competitors, the features of the products and their impact onto the customer's feeling of integration and development, the potential market expansion etc.. For a possible quantification and a BSC it should be checked whether all measures and decisions impact measurable factors. Also a lot soft ...

Qualitative model on the UN's sustainable development goals (SDG) Extended by Kai Neumann

Qualitative cause and effect model on the SDGs This is a model that we (...) use for a paper yet to be published. Please copy (on know-why.net you find the link to insert it into your account) it into your free account of iMODELER in order to enhance it and weight the connections to fit a concrete region or nation. You may also consider two concrete countries, e.g. a developed country and a developing country. Background:The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in their generalized form need to be further ...

Qualitative model on the UN's sustainable development goals (SDG) ExampleGhana by Kai Neumann

https://www.know-why.net/model/CaLIsTKbVf7Yg5bm8yRXGyg discussed there and with an accompanying paper here: http://www.economics-ejournal.org/economics/discussionpapers/2017-82 (discussion paper) and peer reviewed here: Kai Neumann, Carl Anderson, and Manfred Denich (2018). Participatory, explorative, qualitative modeling: application of the iMODELER software to assess trade-offs among the SDGs. Economics: The Open-Access, Open-Assessment E-Journal, 12 (2018-25): 1–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.5018/economics...