Introduction and a theoretical framework for Knowledge Management for Sustainable Water Systems

Russ, Meir

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“…In this paper the author will elaborate on the model proposed in Russ, (2018Russ, ( , 2021 of quantum decision-making (the organizational/team and the individual) and will also utilize the combination of DM and learning into one process (as mentioned above) while adding a quadruple feedback loop learning model to complete this model, (see Figures 2 and 3).…”

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“…As suggested in Russ (2018Russ ( , 2021, it is the collapse of a specific future (including a specific time horizon) and a particular past, at a specific point in time that is enabling the decision to happen (see also the discussion of time by Myllykoski, 2017). This is different from other models of quantum DM that looks at the probabilistic aspects of DM (e.g., Yukalov & Sornette, 2016).…”

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The Individual and the Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning (MQDM&L): An Introduction and the application of the Quadruple Loop Learning

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2021

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The new Post Accelerating Data and Knowledge Online Society, or ‘Padkos’ requires a new model of decision making. This introductory paper proposes a model where decision making and learning are a single symbiotic process, incorporating man and machine, as well as the AADD (ánthrōpos, apparatus, decider, doctrina) diamond model of individual and organizational decision-making and learning processes. The learning is incorporated by using a newly proposed quadruple loop learning model. This model allows for controlled changes of identity, the process of creating and the sense making of new mental models and assumption, and reflections. The model also incorporates the recently proposed model of quantum decision-making, where time collapse of the opted past and the anticipated future (explicitly including its time horizon) into the present play a key role in the process, leveraging decision-making and learning by human as well as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) algorithms. The paper closes with conclusions.

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The Individual and the Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning (MQDM&L): An Introduction and the application of the Quadruple Loop Learning

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2021

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“…In this paper, the author will elaborate on the model proposed in Russ [1,47] of quantum decision-making (the organizational/team and the individual) and will also utilize the consolidation of DM and learning into one process (as mentioned above) while adding a quadruple feedback loop learning model to complete this model (see Figures 2 and 3).…”

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“…As suggested in Russ [1,47], it is the collapse of a specific future (including a specific time horizon) and a particular past, at a specific point in time, that enables the decision to happen (see also the discussion of time in Myllykoski [53]). Using cognitive psychology as a possible mechanism to activate this time frame collapse, one should consider a change of circumstances, motivation and/or valence of an outcome (using expectance theory-see Renko et al [54] for example) as a first step.…”

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The Individual and the Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning: An Introduction and the Application of the Quadruple Loop Learning

Russ

2021

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The new Post Accelerating Data and Knowledge Online Society, or ‘Padkos’, requires a new model of decision-making. This introductory paper proposes a model where decision making and learning are a single symbiotic process, incorporating man and machine, as well as the AADD (ánthrōpos, apparatus, decider, doctrina) amalgamated diamond model of individual and organizational decision-making and learning processes. The learning is incorporated by using a newly proposed quadruple loop learning model. This model allows for controlled changes of identity, the process of creating and the sense-making of new mental models, assumptions, and reflections. The model also incorporates the recently proposed model of quantum decision making, where time collapse of the opted past and the anticipated future (explicitly including its time horizon) into the present plays a key role in the process, leveraging decision making and learning by human as well as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms.

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“…We trust this issue will be resounding, useful, and relevant to diverse audiences. From data to knowledge, from individuals to organizations and societies, from KM to learning processes: the key to interpretation of knowledge and innovation are a great variety, difficult to enlist, and sometimes in contrast one with another (Russ, 2018).…”

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Editorial Preface to the OJAKM Special Issue on Knowledge Management: Research, Organization and Applied Innovation

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2018

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This Special Issue of the Online Journal of Applied Knowledge Management (OJAKM), titled on "Knowledge Management: Research, Organization and Applied Innovation" attempts to give an account of some of the most insightful studies about organizational knowledge and learning, as well as some innovative and useful applications presented at the Knowledge Management (KM) Conference 2018. The KM Conference was held by the International Institute for Applied Knowledge Management (IIAKM) on the campus of the University of Pisa in June 2018, and was conceived as a dialectical context in which scholars from 15 nations and different continents exchanged ideas and perspectives on the more recent theoretical developments along with applications of the articulated, varied, and multifaceted themes of KM.

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Introduction and a theoretical framework for Knowledge Management for Sustainable Water Systems

Cited by 7 publications

References 38 publications

The Individual and the Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning (MQDM&L): An Introduction and the application of the Quadruple Loop Learning

The Individual and the Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning (MQDM&L): An Introduction and the application of the Quadruple Loop Learning

The Individual and the Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning: An Introduction and the Application of the Quadruple Loop Learning

Editorial Preface to the OJAKM Special Issue on Knowledge Management: Research, Organization and Applied Innovation

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