Unicist Functionalist Designers
Using Unicist AI and Binary Actions to Ensure Results
Simplifying the Design of Adaptive Business Processes
The Unicist Functionalist Designers were developed to enhance the functionality of business processes. The Unicist Functionalist Designers are participative processes to develop designs in adaptive environments. They are based on the unicist functionalist principles that allow managing the functionality and operation of adaptive systems.
Roles in Functionalist Design Groups
The participative process includes three roles to simplify and accelerate the design processes:
1) A coordinator to organize the development of the design processes.
2) An ombudsperson who is responsible for ensuring the benefits for customers and users.
3) A fallacy-shooter who is responsible for ensuring the testing processes.
The Functionalist Design Process
The input to any functionalist design is the functionalist principle of the entity that is being designed and the output is the definition of the operational design that includes the definition of the necessary binary actions.
The functionalist design process begins with the existence of a solution that needs to be built and ends with the installation of the solution. The steps of the process are the following:
Stage 1)
The Conceptual Design includes:
1) Research of the Functionality of the object or process that is being designed. This research might be substituted for the use of available functional knowledge.
2) Description of the Functional Solution. It includes the description of the functional synchronicity of the processes and objects included.
3) Definition of the Binary Actions. These actions drive the solution and include the use of objects and catalysts to ensure results.
4) Conceptual Design of the Solution. It includes the definition of the results that need to be achieved by the different structural components of the object or process.
Stage 2)
The Operational Design includes:
a) Creation of the Prototype. It is based on developing creative alternatives that fulfill the needs of the functional structure and are customer oriented in terms of value generation, costs and quality.
b) Test and Recycle the Prototype. Both the operation and the functionality of the solutions are tested and the prototype is recreated as many times as needed.
c) Development of the Final Solution and Destructive Tests. Based on the final prototype, a solution is developed. The destructive tests consist in extending the use of the solution to adjacent application fields until the functionality is no longer reliable. They establish the scope of application of the solution.
Functionalist Design in Design Thinking Groups
Unicist Functionalist Design can be installed in design thinking groups to develop the conceptual design of adaptive systems where the knowledge of the functional structure of the object or process is required. This complementation allows developing business cobots in design thinking groups using unicist AI or unicist logical rules.
Unicist Functionalist Designers:
Strategy Designers
Business Diagnostic System
Business Strategy
Future Scenario
IT Designers
IT Systems & Apps Builder
Business Cobots Builder
Intelligent System Designer
IT Maintenance Cobots Builder
Organizational Desingers
Business Process
Client Centered Process
Project Designer
Knowledge Management
Marketing Designers
First Choice Marketing
B2B Bestseller
Products / Services
Advertising
Virtual B2B Marketing
Marketing Rules
Virtual B2B Selling
B2C Marketing
B2C E-commerce
Healthcare Designers
Cobot Building
Patient Centered Process
Business Process
Universal Designers
Binary Actions
Business Objects
Decision Rule Builder
