Saturday, May 30, 2009

Hidden Costs of the Life Cycle Approach

Non-biological systems need more time and effort in evaluating and testing product requirements before product construction because of cost awareness and a low holistic view of product operations. An unpredictable outcome of the innovation process and restrictive filling requirement patterns can cause many hidden functions. Complex infeasible models imply exploring the duality between product quality and return on investment (ROI). System Owners can hardly focus on reducing the magnitude of capital misallocation due to Hidden Costs. 

Observation:
System Owners tend to monitor activities in the Human System because of Human breakdowns in Social Context. The owner of a Non-Biological System is hardly willing to invest in Harmonic Balance in Biological Systems due to Cost Awareness. Instead, the controller can invest time and effort to monitor Human System behavior for possible future breakdowns. This policy approach is going to generate complex characteristics in the Non-Biological System. 
 
Observation:
Optimal Global Variables in Non-Biological Systems can produce appropriate social developments and Harmonic Balance in Biological Systems. For example, Human Systems may hardly experience decoy activities and control in the System Framework. Consequently, it creates the principles of mindfulness and promotes Optimal Decision-Making among system elements in Social Contexts. Optimal Global Variables in Non-biological systems can activate collaboration modes among Human Systems. The Synergistic System Platform allocates transparency, cooperation, and balances among resources.
 
Observation:
The Synergistic System Framework may never apply the Rambo Strategy Method for restoration mechanism structure and system optimization by common sense.

 

Social Hypocrisy and Intangible Factors in Decisions

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