Visual Understanding
is a set of proprietary methodologies, tools, and approaches to
empower the key thinkers,
creators, and problem solvers in your organization to work across
functions and department boundaries to solve more complex problems.
Visual Understanding
empowers you to
accomplish what, in the past, you felt has been impossible.
Learn how to comprehend many more concepts in parallel.
Achieve a capability to explicitly express the relationships
and ramifications between hundreds of your thoughts, ideas, facts, data, issues, concerns
and capture important nuances. View the
whole picture to see connections and patterns - to reach AHAs.
Utilize your PC to manipulate these
your ideas in real time. Go
beyond flipcharts or whiteboards which quickly get messy as concepts are expanded and
edited.
Capture and build up a knowledge bank of innovative ideas, core concepts, and critical
issues
- organize with connections - instantly recall, edit, evolve, combine, and manipulate. Let
your team play back and see the evolution of their ideas and thoughts over the course of
time.
Visual
Understanding provides
big picture thinking to create new visions and
strategies, to grow the business by envisioning new partnerships, markets, products,
services, systems, and processes.
Visual Understanding
enables you to do more in much less time - to transcend today's giant technological time warp where most businesses still
meet and think in ways that are no different than those used a century ago !
Avoid Oversimplification
Complex problems involve numerous, sometimes even hundreds, of highly interactive
issues which cannot easily be hierarchically organized and delegated. Current restrictive
organizational structures, communications, and collective thinking practices limit the
ways most corporations can tackle these problems.
Go beyond limited divide and conquer strategies
which break complex problems down into a serial presentation of bulleted
viewgraphs and charts. Transcend meetings where at best some of the
comments are occasionally captured on flip charts or scores of Post-It
notes.
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