In order to transform information into knowledge it is necessary to know the logical structure of the reality sought. Knowledge does not represent a direct economic value since it does not add value that can be measured in results. It is the work undertaken with the knowledge what adds economic...

They comprise objects that have functionality, an intermediate stage between a concept and its operation.The functional object allows the intermediating of the value addition, so that it can be later used to develop the operational added value. Functional objects are often interfaces with other...

They are complex objects that develop an added value in themselves. They generate an energy transformation in such a way that it cannot be used to add value to a function other than that implicit in the object’s purpose. They are transforming systems; therefore, they have a high entropy level....

Operational Objects are those whose aim is to generate an appropriate value for the people handling them. This means that the operational objects should produce “incomes”. Operational objects are centered on processes, with non-ambiguous methodologies and implicit quality control systems....

Unicist Ontological Business Process Modeling (UOBPM) requires defining the processes that include the necessary business object that work within the limits of the onto-logical algorithms that regulate an activity. A specific UOBPM has to happen within the limits of the meta-model of the...

The Unicist Business Process Model uses the model defined with the Unicist Business Modeler and transforms it into strategic actions and organizational design. Thus the business process becomes defined and it is possible to introduce business objects and systems to install the necessary...

The unicist archetype of a Nation expands based on what we call the economic power and the minimum strategy is based on its not exerted destruction power. When power has been exerted, it has been lost. This implies that the destruction power that sustains the archetypical power of a Nation is...

Understanding why some human populations remain persistently poor remains a significant challenge for both the social and natural sciences. The extremely poor are generally reliant on their immediate natural resource base for subsistence and suffer high rates of mortality due to parasitic and...

Financial institutions form multi-layer networks of contracts among each other and exposures to common assets. As a result, the default probability of one institution depends on the default probability of all the other institutions in the network. Here, we show how small errors on the knowledge...