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The world goes innovative, and my approaches to materials in the book were rather innovative. For instance, the acronym STYLE, which has been referred, could show how a system (S) links up its econ...mehr sehenThe world goes innovative, and my approaches to materials in the book were rather innovative. For instance, the acronym STYLE, which has been referred, could show how a system (S) links up its economy (E) through trends (T), yields (Y), and light (L) (i.e., information). For instance, SKOG implies system, knowledge, organization, and government, and these are among the main elements if a system/organization/community is to function progressively.
E.g., SCIENCE has been referred as that which could be used to scientifically probe systems, seek (S), compare (C), innovate (I), exchange (E), network (N), conclude (C), and expatiate (E). E.g., REVAMP has been referred to as a means of revamping a system. Systems need to be continuously revamped into an advanced economy: research (R), enhanced (E), value (V), achievement (A), motivation (M), and performance (P).
For instance, a model was developed and has been thought of as worthy to analyze complicated systems into four simple blocks. This model named the buffer model of x is also known as the perpetual model. It is v + b <= u + s—value (v), basic (b), valuable (u), and slack (s). It was more highlighted in one of the doctoral projects entitled “Doctoral Seminar in Digital Economics and Management Research.” The model awaits further research work. Also enormous knowledge was gathered from diversified sources, and I believe readers will be fine to acquire knowledge put together from different sources.
I have completed the PhD in IT and finance in a US university and awaiting conferment. I hold an MBA in finance in a US university, an HND in engineering, and a PGCE. I am also a university-trained instructor.weniger sehen
Bücher von W.Y. Dornyo
Management Science Featuring Micro-Macro Economics and Management of Information Technology: Enhancing Management in It