Unicist Functional Designers


The unicist functional designers are unicist ontological tools that were developed to manage adaptive systems and environments that have open boundaries. The management of adaptive environments requires defining their functional processes and actions and monitoring their evolution.

The functional designer is based on the emulation of the nature of adaptive entities that is defined by the ontogenetic map of their fundamentals. It defines the unicist ontological structure of the functionality of adaptive entities whatever their kind.

The designers are based on the use of the unicist logic, that emulates the intelligence of nature, and of the unicist ontology that defines the functionality of adaptive entities.

The input to the designer is the conceptual structure of the functionality of an adaptive entity and the output is the definition of the functional design, the definition of the binary actions and their synchronicity and the design of the business objects that need to be included in the synchronized actions.

Diego Belohlavek

NOTE: The Unicist Research Institute (TURI) is a world leader in its segment. Since 1976, it has been specialized in complexity sciences applied to the research on the roots of evolution and its application to social, institutional, business and individual evolution.

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