Contingency rooms use the functionalist principles of business processes to transform urgent problems into structural solutions. Unicist contingency rooms were developed to solve business problems based on the knowledge of the functionalist principles of the processes.
Unicist contingency rooms are organizational units that transform urgent problems into structural solutions. These units are basically organized as transitory teams led by a coordinator, and ombudsperson and a fallacy shooter.
Their final purpose is to solve an urgent problem. Their maximal strategy is to develop the structural solutions while the minimum strategy is to solve the urgent problems.
The binary actions that need to be developed at a contingency room begin by finding the necessary causes of problems in order to develop a structural solution while the second step is to find the triggering causes that generated the urgent problems in order to solve them.
What for?
Contingency rooms are necessary to research the root causes of problems and develop structural solutions. They apply to:
Business Problem Solving
Marketing Problem Solving
Project Management Support
Crisis Management
Design and Develop Intelligent Systems
The Functionalist Principle
The functionalist principle defines that there is nothing in the universe, which is part of a system, that does not work with a purpose, an active and entropic function, and an energy conservation function. Their interaction defines the functionality of the binary actions that make functionalist principles work.
Binary actions are two synchronized actions that, one the one hand, open possibilities establishing a functional context and, on the other hand, close processes to generate results.
The Power of Binary Actions
Binary actions make things work. 100% of the business models of expansive businesses are based on binary actions that include the use of catalysts. Binary actions are intuitively used by those who need to achieve results.
The discovery of the functional structure of binary actions made the systematic design of synchronized binary actions possible, which simplified and ensured the results of business processes.
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