Value Mechanics in Resilience Management: Management Science Based on Value Science and Theory

Scientific Study from the year 2020 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: A, language: English, abstract: Anything natural is an irrefutable force to recon with. Nature is fluid, flexible, resilient, an adoption, adaptability balanced, resonating soundly. When we allow the management of situations in life to nature's own course, whereas, we already inculcate a solid foundation knowledgeable fundamental prerequisites and skills irrevocably integral, and perfectly grounded, the blend then dissolute us as fluid. However, truth and best practices backup with confidence tune us such that, handling the system gets easy, "situational fluid adoption-adaptation". This makes the best manager in "natural-management". This is gravity. Gravity is all about nature, resilience, tendency, and energy. Albert Einstein posited that, "gravity is actually the bending of spacetime around matter", i.e. flexibility. In bearing this in mind while approaching management issues in systems, and organizations, you would win before internal/external spectacles/competitors. This paper posited on five assumptions based on the life-span of an entity, and these, summed-up simply, implies gravity, a tendency that warps, and waxes capability, dexterity, intelligence, and energy towards becoming invincible-manager. Furthermore, it is worthy of note that information-processing and good communication skills is central to a successful system and management. Therefore, the paper further concisely-treated database-management, mining, and warehousing. We believe that this is a lot empowering.

2013: Lectured Economics and Management seminars at the Czech University of Life Science. 1993-2006: Taught physics, chemistry, modern mathematics, elective mathematics in the high school. Currently the Chancellor of Bacorg University in Prague. Bacorg University is in the establishment process for now. Love innovations. I am an author. 2012-2017: PhD. 2006-2010: MBA