Figure C6h.1 Scaling strategy, scaling and digitalization
Figure C6h.1 Scaling strategy, scaling and digitalization
The goal is related to the efforts of organizations to learn to scale and digitize their processes.
The path to the goal accompanies changes caused by the need to understand and apply a new project paradigm. In other words, control the bias and maintain a balance (consensus) of the effects of changes in the positive Spin of Human behavior.
Or else: preserve the dominance of Homo Sapiens over Homo Diabolis).
SPC Concept offers a scaling process in the informal relations of organizations in the province (for about one million inhabitants) through the SPC Utility application for projects that pass SPC Drivers (more in chapters D, E).
It is a way to offer a relatively simple and understandable process model with transparent data structures and algorithms tied to the physical execution of the project.
Digital transformation procedures should assist such a model.
The algorithms related to human behavior in a project environment and its surroundings should link them.
Above all, it is necessary to start with pilot projects, discuss the topic, and work on it in a wider professional team (teams). Indeed, with a permanent connection to the public.
Especially to the final beneficiaries (entrepreneurs and families are living and working in the province).
The following images have been prepared as a stimulus to shape the topics of such discussions and analyzes.
Figure C6h recalls professional views of one object from above and below and proposes the structure of this view and the possibility of keeping records and procedures for processing the information and data obtained.
It is helpful for specific proposals for further disseminating the SPC Concept worldwide.
It is helpful for specific proposals for further disseminating the SPC Concept worldwide.
For the technique of the Audit of Integrity development and AFT (Algorithmic Framework Theory), applications testing on tasks (e.g., on a project portfolio) in a known process development environment (e.g., in a low-income province).