What is the Unicist Approach to Process Improvement?
1) Diagnoses that include the third dimension of what is possible to be achieved.
2) The knowledge of the triadic structure of the business functions and their fundamentals that define the concept that regulates the processes.
3) The use of driving objects to insert into the processes and catalyzing objects in order to accelerate them and ensure results.
4) The double dialectical change management approach integrating small, medium and big changes in order to minimize change resistance.
5) The use of the double dialectical logic integrating participative and non participative improvements.
6) The double dialectical integration of preparation and change management groups to ensure implementations in real time.
7) The use of the unicist standard to manage adaptive systems and the adaptive aspects of the processes.
8) The use of the triadic structured quality assurance objects to manage the functionality of processes and their output.
9) The use of Object Driven Organization and Client Centered Management as a metamodel to optimize the business processes.