Kyoto Compliance

Help create the first Green Oil Company:
- ISO-14,000 Complient
- "Management by wire"

Document pollution/solution:
- More CO2 from cement than hydrocarbon emissions
- Web based definition of 6 measures of urban air pollution
- Define alternatives to cut each type of air pollution

Company wide just-in-time learning implemented:
- Process for adding new courses
- Maintenance and upgrades routine
- Program Evaluation Instruments
- Web-Based Training

Formalize private/public three-legs of collaboration:
- Learning (Consolidated Graphics, universities, etc.)
- Technologies (Continuum Resources, Vpatch, etc.)
- Consulting Implementation Teams (Walden 3-D, CES, etc.)

Comprehensive Learning Partnership:
- Acceptance Criteria
- Prioritization of Curriculum Development
- Curriculum Development
- Listening to Learners

Data Information Knowledge Intelligence Wisdom Process Useage Sharing Insight

Define Areas of Business (ADDIM: Acquire; Design; Develop; Implement; Maintain):
- Oil Company: Oil, Gas, and Land Asset Building Business
- Product Company: Software and Technology
- Education Company: Training and Information Distribution

Humanization of the Corporation:
- Time Management (Franklin Planner)
- Principle Centered Leadership (Franklin-Covey)
- Quantitative Measurement of Needs and Wants (Birkman)
- Applied Potential Capacity (Jacques and Cason)

Business Philosophies:
- Fixed Pie: There is only so much out there, and if you get a bigger piece of the pie you are taking something from me.
- Pie Building: I have an ingredient, you have an ingredient, and as long as we provide our ingredients we can make as many pies as we want to.

Personal Philosophy:
- Sustainability: This is a principle first recognized from Buckminster Fuller's book "Critical Path." The present worldwide "green" movement conceptually typifies individuals living their lives in such a way as to return to the earth as much as they take from it. More general trends along this same line include growing your own food in a garden [greenhouse], reducing pollution, improving waste treatment and recycling, reducing energy consumption through developments like electric cars, and more efficient urban planning.
- Stewardship: This is a New Testament concept that is typified by the parable of the ten talents. It is based on recognition that we come into the world naked, and what matters in eternity is how we use and magnify the blessings and opportunities we are given. This concept was put in focus in Stephen R. Covey's books "The Spiritual Roots of Human Relations" and "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People."
- Sufficiency: This concept is described in the Doctrine & Covenants, III & IV Nephi, and Acts. It is based on the facts that there is only so much food an individual can eat, only a certain amount of clothing and shelter required to sustain life, and that once an individual defines what is sufficient for them all surplus should be consecrated to helping others and to making the world a better place. This is best summarized in Hugh Nibley's book "Towards Zion."

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