Business Objects


R&D of Unicist Business Objects

Unicist business objects (UBO) are encapsulated adaptive systems that produce predefined results that can be inserted in work processes to increase productivity and quality and to save energy.

The Unicist Research Institute has developed Business Objects that allow emulating the organization of nature minimizing the energy consumed to generate value.

Objects FunctionalityThe Object Driven Organization emulates the organization of nature in institutions. The same way nature is organized by objects, every complex adaptive system is integrated by interdependent objects that make adaptiveness possible.

The human body is an example of this organization by objects. Because of their complexity, objects have, among other characteristics, open boundaries which imply that any “observer” is part of the system.

The use of business objects structures the timing and synchronicity of business processes.

It also provides the necessary acceleration to achieve the needed critical mass and the required speed to adapt to the environment.

Business Objects are adaptive systems that generate added value and save energy within the limits of their concept having a quality assurance system and a methodology to sustain alternative solutions.

The Unicist Objects provided are adapted to the business, the market and the scenario of a client and include patented and not patented processes.

Objects are productive adaptive units that have a concept, an added value, the necessary quality assurance and a methodology to ensure the minimum strategy. To imagine an object please consider an automatic pilot in an airplane. It can be considered a “paradigmatic” object.

From a functional point of view there are different types of objects:

  • Driving Objects
    To drive processes
  • Catalyzing Objects
    To accelerate processes
  • Entropy Inhibiting Objects
    To inhibit the entropy of business processes
  • Inhibiting Objects
    To inhibit dysfunctional events in a business
  • Gravitational Objects
    To influence the results of processes

Energy Saving and Quality Improvement

Unicist Business Objects are proven solutions based on the use of the unicist ontological algorithms included in the Unicist Standard that can be installed in processes in order to save energy and increase quality to produce results.

The energy saving in a normal business process is usually more than 30%. The investment in Business Objects is recovered in less than one year.

There exists the possibility of making a Research Consortium to develop Business Objects for a company.

Objects in Nature, Objects in OOP and Business Objects

This is a homology and comparison between: the characteristics of objects in nature, objects in OOP and business objects. It has to be considered that these three types of objects are homologous as objects but considering that they pertain to different environments:

  1. Objects in OOP: Systemic systems
  2. Unicist Business Objects: Adaptive systems
  3. Objects in nature: The ecosystem

Objects in OOP

OOP objectsIn “object-oriented programming” objects are basically entities that are integrated with the associated processing routines.

The idea of an OOP Object is defined by:

  • Identity: the property of an object that distinguishes it from other objects
  • State: describes the attributes and the data stored in an object
  • Behavior: describes the methods and functionality in an object’s interface by which the object can be used

Unicist Business Objects

Unicist Objects

The unicist universal objects are adaptive systems integrated by a purpose that is defined by their concepts and a value generating action that includes a quality assurance to ensure their functionality.

The specific unicist business objects (UBO) are encapsulated adaptive systems that produce predefined results, which are defined by their concepts, that can be inserted in work processes to increase productivity and quality and to save energy.

The purpose of a business object is defined by the result it can produce.

As objects, they have a concept, an added value and a quality assurance.

  • Results define the concept of a business object
  • Adaptive aspects are the drivers that generate the added value of the object
  • Operation & Control aspects provide the quality assurance of their processes

Objects in Nature

Objects in NatureThe unicist ontogenetic map of a “biological entity” defines its structure and functionality in an environment.

  • The genotype defines the genetic structure of the entity that rules its evolution and generates the phenotype of the being.
  • The phenotype defines the morphologic, behavioral and materialistic characteristics of the entity.
  • Functionality defines the effectiveness of the phenotype measured as the consequence of the adaptation of the biological entity to the environment.
  • The biological objects in nature are homologous with the unicist objects in the field of complex adaptive systems. The functionality of a unicist object depends on the accuracy of the definition of its concept, its value generation system and the quality assurance the object needs to have included.

Comparison of Unicist Objects with existing types of Objects 3.1

Aspects Objects in
Information Technology
Objects
in Nature
Unicist Objects
in Adaptive Environments
Mindset to Apprehend Objects Dualistic Logic, Class Logic, Propositional Logic Integrative Logic, Fuzzy Logic, Predicate Logic Integrative Logic, Fuzzy Logic, Predicate Logic
Purpose Minimum Strategy Maximal & Minimum Strategy Maximal & Minimum Strategy
Example Programming Objects The Organs of the Human Body Commercial Objects
Category Class Species (Role) Concept
Dependence Inheritance Inheritance Homologous Inheritance
Operation Method Adaptive Method Adaptive Method
Value Generation Event Action Action
Activation Message Nervous System Business Intelligence
Functionality Attributes Functionality Fundamentals
Essential Characteristics Model Genotype Ontogenetic Map
Design Encapsulation Phenotype Unified Field Diagram
Pluralism Polymorphism Polymorphism Polymorphism
Dynamic Synchronicity Synchronicity Synchronicity
Influence Functional Critical Mass Critical Mass

The Nature
of Objects

Functional
Objects

These objects define the basic structure of objects based on their final purpose.

These objects are defined by their functionality within specific processes and their context.

 The Nature of Objects  Functional Objects

Behavioral
Objects

Commercial
Objects

These objects define the behavior of people and their capacity to adapt to the environment. These objects are designed to foster the acceptance of an idea in the mind of buyers.
 Behavioral Objects  Commercial Objects

Semantic
Objects

Semiotic
Objects

These objects install a structured knowledge in the mind in order to establish a basic context. These objects guide the actions of individuals in order to establish a functional pathway.
 Unicist Semantic Objects  Unicist Semiotic Objects

Institutionalization
Objects

Strategy Building
Objects

These objects sustain the perception and acceptance of an institution and its rules

These objects allow sustaining strategic processes minimizing the energy consumed to achieve goals.

 Institutionalization Objects  Strategy Building Objects

Business Architecture
Objects

Institutional Roles /
Objects

These objects sustain architectural processes and minimize the cost of business architecture building.

Institutional roles are in fact the objectification of institutions to manage their functionality.

 Unicist Business Architecture Objects Unicist Institutional Roles / Objects

Cultural Roles /
Objects

Personal Roles /
Objects

Cultural roles work as objects in
their environment and increase the adaptiveness of cultures.

Personal roles are the objectification   of their functionality in an environment.

 Unicist Cultural Roles / Objects Unicist Personal Roles / Objects

Systemic
Objects

Functional
Objects

These objects allow transforming energy and generating added value
in a predictable way.

These objects integrate other objects in order to make them work as a systemic process.

 Unicist Systemic Objects  Unicist Functional Objects

Operational
Objects

Cognitive
Objects

These objects allow earning value
for a system based on a human control of their procedures.

These objects define the knowledge that is stored in the mind, integrating their added value and foundations.

 Unicist Operational Objects  Unicist Cognitive Objects

Dynamic Learning
Objects

Quality Assurance
Objects

These objects have been built to establish an object driven pathway
that simplifies learning processes.

These objects allow building systemic objects by ensuring the quality of their processes.

 Unicist Dynamic Learning Objects  Unicist Quality Assurance Objects

Leadership Roles /
Objects

Negotiation Roles /
Objects

These objects allow sustaining the power of leadership processes without extering it.

These objects guide negotiation processes and minimize the energy consumed by the implicit conflicts.

 Unicist Leadership Roles / Objects  Unicist Negotiation Roles / Objects

Image Building
Objects

These objects sustain image building and establish the stages of these processes.

 Unicist Image Building Objects

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