Using System Dynamics for Knowledge Integration

[Luis Gutierrez]

Hello, I just rejoined the list ...

Is anyone familiar with a good paper (or papers) on how to use system
dynamics as a method for information/knowledge integration?

Thanks,
Luis

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Luis T. Gutierrez, Ph.D.
Pelican Consulting, Inc.
http://www.pelican-consulting.com/index.html

[Arlen Wolpert]

Dear Luis,

I am integrating alot of knowledge and information for
people who are interested in the nature of the mind.
This area includes comparative religion, religious
experience, philosophy, cognitive neuroscience,
behaviorism, depth psychology, phenomenology, and
probably a number of other fields associated with brain,
behavior, neuroscience, etc.

I am able to do this by using system dynamics to analyze
consciousness during a traumatic religious experience.
I am finding that such an integration is possible because
consciousness is basic to all mind sciences. Indeed, it
is basic to all human activities.

This may give you an insight on how to proceed for your
particular quest for knowledge integration.

For two recent publications, see:
http://world.std.com/~awolpert/gtr480.html

Arlen Wolpert
From: Arlen Wolpert <awolpert@theworld.com>

["Hafeez, Khalid"]

You may find some interesting facts in a recent paper:

Dynamics of human resource and knowledge management:
K. Hafeez and H Abdelmeguid, Journal of Operations Research Society, (2003) 54, pp. 153-164.

Thanks

Khalid Hafeez
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Dr K Hafeez MIEEE, MILT

Research Leader in Information Systems
School of Computing and Management Sciences
Sheffield Hallam Universsity, Howard Street
Sheffield S1 1WB, UK.
K.Hafeez@sh.ac.uk
+44(0)1142253438 (Phone)
+44(0)1142253171 (Fax)

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