Posts Tagged ‘kennedy’

GMN2009: Next- beyond the skull

Monday, May 25th, 2009

We moved from the concept of model, change, and project, to their application in ordinary business life, and to create something with relevant potential social impact, on both businesses and people- the Human Genome Project and the future brain mapping.

But all this covered only the “Genome, mind mapping” part of the title.

Neural networks are both a concept and a technology, and the impact is already visible in some decision-making activities, and in everyday technological products and services.

What could be a further development? What are going to be potential impacts on how we organize, structure, decide, act?

Again, some simple lessons derived by the computer between your ears.

And, I promise: I will not create any neologisms- I will use what is already available on the market- actually, in science.

This post is part of a series, first published in May 2009.

GMN2009: Genome and brain mapping

Friday, May 22nd, 2009

The visible title of this section is “Genome and brain mapping”.

The link is named “cathedrals”.

It is not a criticism: it is a realistic assessment.

Beside the human genome and brain mapping, this section will discuss also how these and other mapping initiatives could affect not just science and medicine, but our everyday life.

This post is part of a series, first published in May 2009.

Crisis & conflict management

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

along my career, as well as in other activities before, I always enjoyed negotiating.

often, I have been called in by partners after they had already built a contract-based relationship: that wasn’t working as planned

this post is long and without a chapter-by-chapter division: because it is a short summary of what I learned to do, and what to avoid