Meir is the Prof Emeritus in BA at the U of WI-Green Bay. He teaches, writes and consult worldwide in the areas of business, KM strategies and human capital
I am pleased to announce that a Special Issue on ‘Entrepreneurship, Sustainable Economy, and the Continuous Technological Revolution: Rethinking the Entrepreneurial Skills’ will be published by the Sustainability journal in July of 2024. CfP is here https://t.co/tva803baye
Israeli leaders will do themselves a favor if they learn the history of South Africa. Such lessons are important for Bibi before he will be remembered by history together with Herzl (who dreamed of the state of Israel), Ben Gurion (that made it happen), and Bibi (who buried it).
Book Announcement: "Cases on Enhancing Business Sustainability Through Knowledge Management Systems”
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5859-4
ISBN13: 9781668458594|ISBN10: 166
Available online and in print https://t.co/wjvc8EUPLQ
#EditorsChoice#openaccess article in #MeritsMDPI
"The Individual and the #Organizational Model of Quantum Decision-Making and Learning: An Introduction and the Application of the Quadruple Loop Learning" by Prof. Meir Russ @MeirRuss
👉Full article: https://t.co/2dEYL9oU2v
I invite you to contribute a paper for the Special Issue "Knowledge Management and Innovation Forecasting for Sustainable, and Just Future" that I am coordinating for Sustainability as a Guest Editor.
You can visit the Call for Papers at: https://t.co/XyQXOHH29o
My latest paper titled: “Knowledge Management for Sustainable Development in the Era of Continuously Accelerating Technological Revolutions: A Framework and Models” was published recently in the Sustainability journal. You can find it here https://t.co/1hL37YLYon .
In it, I declare the end of the Industrial revolutions periods and a start for a new era, for which I propose a new model of knowledge management-bringing man and machine, decision making and learning together, for sustainable economic development.
Failure in this case (until proven wrong) will make the health, social and economic damage of the first and second generation of the virus look like a walk in the park. A 2021 repetition of the Spanish 1918 flu will be a disaster to remember for generations.
Is this the beginning of the Danish 2021 Influenza?
We, the human race, have to deal with a total new mutation of COVID 19, one not covered by the incoming first generation of the COVID 19 vaccine. https://t.co/RuHvgDLHT7
Not knowing what the infection rate and what is the mortality rate of this mutation, we have to assume the worst-case scenario. We must put everything that the scientists and public officials learned from the COVID 19 case to work immediately.