The CONCEPTUAL KLT Iceberg Model

Events

Global issues can be looked at in this way. If we apply the iceberg model to global issues, we could say that at the tip, above the water, are Events, or things that we see or hear about happening in the world.

  • Innotransmer
  • Knetworks
  • UIMP 2.0
  • COMPROFES

Patterns

If we look just below the water line, we often start to see Patterns, or the recurrence of Events. Patterns are important to identify because they indicate that an event is not an isolated incident.

  • Software agents
  • Simulators

Structures

Like the different levels of an iceberg, deep beneath the patterns are the Structures or root causes that create or drive those patterns.

  • Internet of People Web 3.0
  • Internet of Things Web 3.0
  • Cloud Computing

Mental Models & Frames

Finally, at the very base of the iceberg are the Mental Models and Frames that have created or sustained the structures that are in place.

Mental models:

  • Systems theory
  • Conceptual approach
  • Science networks

Frames:

  • Globalization
  • Open innovation
  • Free interactions
In terms of positive psychology, creativity is the ability to create new and valuable things. It is a brain capacity to see something in a new way, and solve problems originally. Creative activity may be intencional and point to one objetive.
Miguel Ángel Pesquera (Conceptual KLT)
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Monday, 03 September 2012 15:40
An integrated industrial policy

Statement of EU VicePresident Antonio Tajani on 31/08/2012 “Industry is at the heart of Europe and indispensable for finding solutions to the challenges of our society, today and in the future. Europe needs industry and industry needs Europe. We must tap into the full potential of the Single Market, its 500 million consumers and its 20 million entrepreneurs.”

In this era of intensifying globalization, the concept of national sectors and industries is obsolete. Coordinated European policy responses are needed. Europe also needs an approach that looks at the whole value chain, from infrastructure and raw materials to after-sales service. Promoting the creation and growth of small and medium-sized enterprises has to be at the core of EU industrial policy.

Sunday, 02 September 2012 13:05
The global container port industry is forecasted to boom by 2017

The global container port industry
is forecasted to boom by 2017

Global container port throughput is forecast to surpass 800m teu by 2017, but port capacity growth will remain 6% below demand growth, according to the latest port sector report from Drewry Maritime Research.

The Global Container Terminal Operators Annual Review and Forecast 2011 states that the economic uncertainty remains a key challenge for the global industry however, capacity expansion and the number of terminal operators will vary significantly from region to region with Europe expected to remain flat, North America to show a little growth and Asia to continue to dominate.

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