Insta Innovación, S.C.'s Profile
Number of items: 37
Date joined: Mar 10 2017
Insta Innovación, S.C.'s Work
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Simple mammoth game iphone
Simple mammoth game iphone (bathtub)
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Education
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Market Growth
Marketing is not an activity limited to one corporate subdivision. Marketing interacts with research
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Marketing is not an activity limited to one corporate subdivision. Marketing interacts with research to guide product design. Marketing interacts with price policy to determine profitability. Marketing interacts with production to determine product availability and quality. Marketing interacts with personnel policy and training to deter- mine skill in the marketing activities. Marketing interacts with the corporate informa- tion system in determining how market information guides resource allocation within the company. The relationship of marketing policy to the market, to the other corporate functions, and to competition is particularly intimate. There are many interacting feed- back loops. These loops are capable of producing product growth or stagnation and decline. How the loops are balanced determines product profitability.
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Business
Economics
Education
Market growth
marrketing
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Revolutionizing Online Learning: Strategies for Success in the Digital Era
In the digital age, effectively managing online learning has become a pivotal challenge and opportun
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In the digital age, effectively managing online learning has become a pivotal challenge and opportunity. This article explores innovative strategies to empower online learning by maximizing effectiveness and student engagement. Through a focus on personalization, constant interaction, and ongoing adaptation, we demonstrate how digital-era learning management can not only enhance the quality of online education but also significantly transform the learning experience.
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Technology
Science
Ecology
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Supply chain workforce 700x600
Embark on an unparalleled journey of interconnections as we explore the dynamic fusion of workforce,
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Embark on an unparalleled journey of interconnections as we explore the dynamic fusion of workforce, marketing, and supply chain in this groundbreaking entry. Witness the seamless integration of these vital elements and the multiplier effect that arises when market movements resonate with the workforce and vice versa. As we delve into the intricate web of variables, including employee turnover, recruitment challenges, training effectiveness, and the three facets of engagement, you'll gain a profound understanding of the complexities shaping organizational success.
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Business
Economics
Education
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The sustainablility of bengal tiger population in Bangladesh
The sustainablility of bengal tiger population in Bangladesh. (Human-wildlife interactions, Policy d
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The sustainablility of bengal tiger population in Bangladesh. (Human-wildlife interactions, Policy design)
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Bengals tiger
Bangladesh
System dynamics
Sustainable
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Discover EduTeX
Embark on a transformative learning journey with EduTechX, a groundbreaking model that empowers self
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Embark on a transformative learning journey with EduTechX, a groundbreaking model that empowers self-reflective learning, fosters communication for inspiration from others, and connects you with reality through the use of simulations and business games. Experience a new way of learning, where each step brings you closer to sustainable success and continuous innovation.
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Education
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Learning lab for the management of invasive species, using Stella Architect.
Northeastern Mexico is a semi-desert area, with streams, rivers and small water dams, make possible
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Northeastern Mexico is a semi-desert area, with streams, rivers and small water dams, make possible a biological diversity of species whose population dynamics rarely appears in balance, fishing, hunting, carelessness in changing species from their habitat and the little human conscience to take care and maintain the ecological balance, puts at risk the long-term sustainability of these resources, the deterioration of these true oasis, are leading to the extermination of such species, a reason why becomes necessary to develop a learning laboratory to discover new policies that help make decisions to help our unique environment. That is why we have written this learning lab using Stella Architect to apply creative innovation for learning sustainability in education.
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system dynamics
herons
bullfrogs
trouts
newts
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Modeling and simulating the socio-ecological system of the rivers of South Korea.
This time we started with a powerful hypothesis developed by a group of researchers from South Korea
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This time we started with a powerful hypothesis developed by a group of researchers from South Korea, to intervene an ecosystem of complex rivers in their country, on which depends the sustainable development of their community, in this hypothesis the behavior of four sectors is related. Connect the algae growth regulation service, with the care of the environment, the health of the ecosystem, the wetlands and the sandy areas, the population dynamics of the fish, the fish production, the animals and the vegetation that develops in that ecosystem, which also favors. the spiritual and cultural development of the people, its amusement parks for visitors, and the improvement of the aesthetic value of the area, and the dredging and maintenance of its rivers, and better manages the maintenance and construction of dams, the management of the floods and the level of groundwater in terms of balance and redundancy, water management for water for human consumption, water for industrial development and the use of resources. Fertilizers for their watermelon, garlic and onion crops, such as You can see, a powerful and complex history of the real world, perhaps they can also be seen as a national security problem, for which social science will have to be applied for the development of policies. that shed light on the path of long-term sustainability.
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system dynamics
Rivers
ecosystem
environment
socio-ecological system and public policy.
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Revolutionizing Supply Chain Inventory Management: The Systemic Innovation Story
In today's dynamic business world, systemic innovation is reshaping inventory management within the
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In today's dynamic business world, systemic innovation is reshaping inventory management within the supply chain. This article explores the significant impact of this strategy, emphasizing simplification, sustainable growth, and adaptability. It also highlights the role of the NorthOasis@ application in facilitating collaborative supply chain inventory management.
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Business
Technology
Economics
Education
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Yellowstone Wolves 700x600
Yellowstone wolves that fantastic story, we examine the dynamics of a keystone species like wolves i
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Yellowstone wolves that fantastic story, we examine the dynamics of a keystone species like wolves in the Yellowstone, as the wolf population dwindled (1900) and eventually disappeared (1929), the moose and elk population increased, this continued over foraging caused the tree densities of Willows and Aspens around rivers and waterways diminished. However, several other things began to happen as well, the drop in tree density per habitat unit began to change the environment for other animals: Birds, scavengers & beaver populations within the park decreased, with no food source or material to build their dams, the absence of remains, nesting locations provided by trees were now scarce, they began to migrate out of the area to find better hábitats, finally the overall health of the rivers & ecosystem also began to decline. In 1995, almost 65 years after the last wolf was killed, a small population was reintroduced to Yellowstone, over the next 10 years, a dramatic change took place in Yellowstone, before long the balance of the ecosystem is restored completely.
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Environment
Biology
Business
Technology
Science
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Chinesse Dynasties 700x600
Over the four millennia of Chinese history, at least thirty three distinct political regimes, or dyn
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Over the four millennia of Chinese history, at least thirty three distinct political regimes, or dynasties, ruled the country (Rodzinski, 1984: 437). A regime succession was usually accompanied by a decline in economic well-being of the country and general lack of order. The succeeding dynasty would typically improve the economic situation and restore order but eventually follow its predecessor’s path of decline. Historians of China have dubbed the country’s fluctuations in political and economic conditions a dynastic cycle (Saeed 2008).
When history is written with one foot pointing visualizing the future, as in the case of this Chinese Dynasties Learning Lab II, is impressive learning obtained and this can be extended and implemented for the good of the a variety of organizations, including political economies, educational institutions, markets and firms. Above all, these ways allow us to discover new routes to address peace agendas and sustainable development. (Saeed 2008)
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Environment
Business
Technology
Science
Economics
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Market growth (Systemic Innovation)
Market Growth incluence by systemic innovation
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Business
Technology
Economics
Education
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People Express Game
People Express was a small airline that wanted to grow its market and become a major player in the c
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People Express was a small airline that wanted to grow its market and become a major player in the competitive domestic market. They reasoned that by dropping their prices significantly below those of their larger competitors, they could build a new market for themselves amongst those who never or rarely fly. They also expected their lower prices to attract a fraction of their competitors’ customers. (Saeed 2015)
This model describes a serious game developed with the objective of highlighting the importance
of latent limiting mechanisms that a production or service organization might run into even when
it has diligently upgraded its explicit capacity portfolios. The game is based on a stylized model of People Express airline growth and collapse behavior. (Saeed 2015)
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serious games
system dynamics
learning
service organizations
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Yellowstone Wolves 750x600
Abstract
Yellowstone wolves that fantastic story, we examine the dynamics of a keystone species lik
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Abstract
Yellowstone wolves that fantastic story, we examine the dynamics of a keystone species like wolves in the Yellowstone, as the wolf population dwindled (1900) and eventually disappeared (1929), the moose and elk population increased, this continued over foraging caused the tree densities of Willows and Aspens around rivers and waterways diminished. However, several other things began to happen as well, the drop in tree density per habitat unit began to change the environment for other animals: Birds, scavengers & beaver populations within the park decreased, with no food source or material to build their dams, the absence of remains, nesting locations provided by trees were now scarce, they began to migrate out of the area to find better hábitats, finally the overall health of the rivers & ecosystem also began to decline. In 1995, almost 65 years after the last wolf was killed, a small population was reintroduced to Yellowstone, over the next 10 years, a dramatic change took place in Yellowstone, before long the balance of the ecosystem is restored completely.
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Environment
Science
Ecology
Education
Health
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China (Mao Zedong policy design 1958)
China (Mao Zedong policy design 1958)
Making blind decisions, ending sparrows, cost the lives of mi
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China (Mao Zedong policy design 1958)
Making blind decisions, ending sparrows, cost the lives of millions of people. In 1958 the Chinese leader Mao Zedong, decided to exterminate the sparrows, declaring a war without quarter, against the plagues that eat our grain, mobilized the whole country and in four years, achieved its goal, in large areas of China, the sparrows became extinct, but was their plan successful?
Did the crops improve? see the results of the simulation model.
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China
policy design
Mao Zedong
System Dynamics
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Yellowstone wolves
Yellowstone wolves that fantastic story, we examine the dynamics of a keystone species like wolves i
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Yellowstone wolves that fantastic story, we examine the dynamics of a keystone species like wolves in the Yellowstone, as the wolf population dwindled (1900) and eventually disappeared (1929), the moose and elk population increased, this continued over foraging caused the tree densities of Willows and Aspens around rivers and waterways diminished. However, several other things began to happen as well, the drop in tree density per habitat unit began to change the environment for other animals: Birds, scavengers & beaver populations within the park decreased, with no food source or material to build their dams, the absence of remains, nesting locations provided by trees were now scarce, they began to migrate out of the area to find better hábitats, finally the overall health of the rivers & ecosystem also began to decline. In 1995, almost 65 years after the last wolf was killed, a small population was reintroduced to Yellowstone, over the next 10 years, a dramatic change took place in Yellowstone, before long the balance of the ecosystem is restored completely.
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system dynamics
Yellowstone
wolves
ecosystem
environment
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Renewal reform, creative Innovation
A model for understanding renewal in aging. A Proposal for Rethinking Developmental Agendas Social s
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A model for understanding renewal in aging. A Proposal for Rethinking Developmental Agendas Social science
Original model from Khalid Saeed
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Education
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Chinese dynasties learning lab II
This paper models an economy of farmers, bandits and soldiers. In addition to the economic factors a
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This paper models an economy of farmers, bandits and soldiers. In addition to the economic factors affecting the economy studied by Saeed and Pavlov (2008), and the effects of two psychological factors broadly categorized as exposure to violence and group identity studied by (Saeed, Pavlov, Skorinko, Smith†), we have added to the model, the ability to review the impact of the phenomenon of collusion between soldiers and bandits, and the effects in the policies of population dynamics and policies related to changing the parameters representing the productivities and behavioral scaling factors in the economy, which has often been observed both in history and in some developing countries, and we have adding control checks for limiting collusion. We have also developed a storytelling to explain step by step, how the model was created and enriched, also we have developed an interactive presentation of the history, in iBook format for iPad and Mac, and we have created Chinese Dynasties learning lab II, that can be accessed from the web, allowing users to run the simulation easily, especially to review the impact of their decisions and to avoid as far as possible, the unintended consequences of any change, before they can be implemented in real level.
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system dynamics
political economy
human behavior
iPad
collusion
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supply chain sutainable 700x600
Embark on an Exciting Journey: Master Inventory Management with Our Live Simulator. Step into a worl
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Embark on an Exciting Journey: Master Inventory Management with Our Live Simulator. Step into a world of advanced inventory optimization and strategic forecasting. Make informed decisions, stay ahead of market challenges, and unlock the path to business success. Experience the thrill of real-time gameplay while effectively managing inventory, meeting demand, and driving sustainable growth. Discover the power of precision, strategy, and intelligent inventory management with our innovative live simulator!
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Business
Technology
Science
Economics
Education
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Simple urban dynamic
Creative destruction – Innovating aging Storytelling and Dashboard.
A systems thinking framewotk f
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Creative destruction – Innovating aging Storytelling and Dashboard.
A systems thinking framewotk for economic, Development and planning.
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Education
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Supply chain iphone EN
Help organizations that manage inventories to grow sustainably.
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Education
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Democratic and Authoritarian Governments
Democratic and Authoritarian Governments
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Education
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The snake poaching problem vs snake charmers.
Systems thinking metaphors for illuminating fundamental policy dilemmas.
(adapted from Khalid Saeed
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Systems thinking metaphors for illuminating fundamental policy dilemmas.
(adapted from Khalid Saeed 2016)
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Snake poaching
snake charmers
system dynamics
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Stray dogs iphone
Stray dogs iphone
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Education
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Mammoth game (feedback loop) Iphone
mammoth-game-feedback-loop-iphone
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Education
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Smallholder farmers
Learning SD during community based group interventions, Model for
smallholder farmers.
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Education
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Understanding corruption Hypothesis
Understanding corruption Hypothesis
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Education
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My Models
My models menu
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Environment
Biology
Business
Technology
Science
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People Express game for Iphone
People Express game for Iphone
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Education
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Supply chain simple
retail organizations sustainable inventory management.
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Business
Technology
Economics
Education
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Menu my models for iphone
menu my models for iphone
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Education
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The new political economy model
The new political economy model
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Education
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Stray dogs
Stray dogs
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Ecology
Education
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Learning lab for the plastic industry
Learning laboratory to learn how to best manage the recycling of the plastics industry.
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Recycling of plastic
System Dynamic
Sustainable
Healthy environment
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Feedback loop examples (Democratic and Authoritarian Governments),(Corruption hypothesis), (Lorax)
Democratic and Authoritarian Governments, Corruption hypothesis, lorax, feedback loop
sim
Education
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Supply chain iphone
sustainable supply chain
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Education
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The advance mammoth (Feedback loops) game
La importancia de los signos de los ciclos causa efecto.
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Biology
Business
Ecology
Uploading a Bundle from Zip
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