Extra-condensed knowledge
- A g-f Exponential Transformative Knowledge (g-f ETK) is a “genioux fact” that contains transformative knowledge of exponential scope.
- A "genioux fact" is a block of knowledge, with a unique identifier, deduced, extracted or produced from one or more knowledge containers (e.g., Articles, magazines, books, videos, “genioux facts”).
- The validity of a "genioux fact" can be of different types.
- A g-f Exponential Transformative Knowledge (g-f ETK) has a world icon as identification.
- An example of a g-f ETK: g-f(2)78 HBR, A better understanding of co-opetition will help businesses, managers, and countries find a better way to work and succeed together.
- Other 10 examples of a g-f ETK:
- g-f(1)1, g-f(1)7, g-f(1)10, g-f(2)15, g-f(2)45, g-f(2)82, g-f(2)100, g-f(2)103, g-f(2)116, g-f(2)120.
Condensed knowledge
- g-f(1)29 The validity of a "genioux fact". The validity of a "genioux fact" can be of different types.
- g-f(2)53 MASTERING “THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE”: The process to build the “genioux facts” pyramid.
- The knowledge process to create the pyramid of essential knowledge of the "genioux facts" of the gold mines of golden knowledge executes three parallel tasks:
- EXTRACT. This task selects containers of relevant golden knowledge to produce the "genioux facts" of Essential Deduced and Extracted Knowledge (EDEK) type.
- ANALYZE. This task analyzes the relevant golden knowledge containers, the “genioux facts” and even the entire built pyramid of essential knowledge to produce the “genioux facts” of the Essential Analyzed Knowledge (EAK) type.
- SOLVE. This task is in charge of producing our proposed solutions (i.e., The "genioux facts" of the Essential Solution Knowledge (ESK) type) from relevant golden knowledge containers, "genioux facts", the entire built pyramid of essential knowledge and the knowledge of the authors of the solutions.
- An example of a g-f ETK: g-f(2)78 HBR, A better understanding of co-opetition will help businesses, managers, and countries find a better way to work and succeed together.
- There is a name for the mix of competition and cooperation: co-opetition.
- People tend to think in either/or terms, as in either compete or cooperate, rather than compete and cooperate. Doing both at once requires mental flexibility; it doesn’t come naturally.
- Other 10 examples of a g-f ETK:
- g-f(1)1: Knowledge helps to grow in an exceptional and multiple way
- g-f(1)7 Innovation is not about solo genius. It is about collective genius
- g-f(1)10 Companies obtain significant financial benefits from AI when the strategic focus is organizational learning, not just machine learning
- g-f(2)15 10 Knowledge Lessons Learned from MIT's Fabulous SMR Knowledge Container, Fall 2020
- g-f(2)45 "The Big Picture of the Digital Age": Knowledge opens the way to staggering opportunities, risks and challenges
- g-f(2)82 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, MIT TASK FORCE ON THE WORK OF THE FUTURE, AI Today, and the General Intelligence of Work.
- g-f(2)100 The Big Picture of the Digital Age, MIT SMR, LEADERSHIP’S DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION. Leading Purposefully in an Era of Context Collapse.
- g-f(2)103 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, Forbes, The Three Critical Skills You Must Develop For The Future Of Work.
- g-f(2)116 The big picture of the digital age, HBR, Private Investors Can Help End Poverty. They Just Need to Think Small and Local.
- g-f(2)120 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, MIT SMR, Exceptional technological and multidisciplinary knowledge on WINTER 2021 ISSUE.
Category 2: The Big Picture of the Digital Age
[genioux fact produced, deduced or extracted from "genioux facts"]
Type of essential knowledge of this “genioux fact”: Essential Solution Knowledge (ESK).
Type of validity of the "genioux fact".
- Inherited from sources + Supported by the knowledge of one or more experts.
Authors of the genioux fact