The New Stage
Unicist Functionalist Business School
A Causal Approach to Business
Business Education for Graduates
Managing the Functionality of Businesses using Unicist Binary Actions
The UCU is the academic division of The Unicist Research Institute that transfers unicist technologies to manage a causal approach to business.
The discovery that the concepts people hold in their minds drive their actions, developed at The Unicist Research Institute, made a causal approach to business education possible.
It was made accessible to everyone through a real problem-solving approach and the use of the Unicist Conceptual Designer, sustained by AI and action-reflection-action processes.
It functions as a business school and partners with companies to introduce unicist functionalist technologies, which are provided to participants to develop solutions by managing the causality of business processes.
Unicist Reflection-Driven Education
The discovery that the concepts people hold in their minds drive their actions necessitated finding their structure and ontogenesis. This introduced a structural shift in education that enabled the development of learning-driven programs supported by generative AI and unicist AI to address the causality of businesses, their functionalist principles, and the necessary binary actions to make them work. We invite you to learn about these innovations by accessing either the homepage of TURI or the Unicist Virtual Advisor found below.
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Unicist Virtual Advisor
The Unicist Virtual Advisor provides the knowledge needed to manage a causal approach to strategy and problem-solving. This open version offers generic information, while the private version delivers specific solutions.
Suggested question to begin:
What is the unicist causal approach to business?
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Introducing the Role of Unicist Business Ontologist in Companies
Managing the causality of business is essential to profit from AI. Therefore, it becomes necessary to introduce this new role in companies to manage the causality of business functions and processes, applying functionalist principles and implementing binary actions.