Using Quality to show the
gap in our ability to be think
and be human
 We have no motivation to use the Accounting Systems
◦ Which is why they aren’t used
◦ We do strategic planning and finalize these agreements in the
accounting system
 We are generally working to reward those who earned the
reward.
◦ Let’s look at the data to make sure the product manager earned the
reward
 The person get’s a reward for all people in the state “if” each person signs
up to be a member of the social network.
 Either we want to build our nation on ethical behaviors
◦ or we want to take a back seat and let other nations lead the US
Subjective Data Fact-Tax revenue
 We must truly understand the data
in order to source it from a correct
source.
 When a correct source is found,
we must really know how it can be
used.
 In this example, populations are
totaled.
◦ Each year summarized in to a total
isn’t the population
 Each year would show an increment
of the new growth
 You typically would not show a total in
population in sum
 Each year should be the current
TOTAL
Reward 40% of net sales
190 million
• You just had a major increase in sales revenue according to the rewards reported.
• You should have a large employee tax payment ready for the employee tax burden
Your Sales Revenue Tax debt and Employee paid portion of Tax debt
Rely on the Accuracy of the Performance Reported in the Accounting Systems
 White Collar Crime or Economic Instability
◦ Your revenue is x
 you pay 40% based on memberships = 190 million in California to agent
x1.
◦ You file taxes based on state population
 there are 38 million people in California
 What just happened?
 Epic Data showed a total which added each year from 2011 – 2013 (38 x
4=190)
 Did you report your revenue based on X1 agents service which is running the
numbers in the same way?
◦ You are certainly not trying to be a criminal.
 Understanding taxable revenue and the use of sales forecast
◦ You claimed 190 million in revenue for the state
 You only should have claimed 38 million for the state’
 You owe or paid for 190 million and now your books are wrong
 Why has the richness of the nation suddenly changed?
◦ We are not using the trusted source
◦ We know the numbers are just not right.
 Something just doesn’t feel right.
 We are paying rewards on virtual or subjective performance
Using a source system and Facts to
base management decisions...an ISO
principle
 I’m not sure what the numbers are telling you in your company, let’s use
the US Census data
◦ We know most companies are “all in” on Equality, then we might want to pass
this priority to your Human Resources Benefits and Workforce Development
departments
◦ We know you have prioritized supporting getting our military to work
 Awesome-let’s check out the facts about the total population and our veteran’s
 If we want to address the wicked problem of having a resilient economic
world, we must ensure we find and build work for the people within each
region.
◦ The equality problem isn’t just women and men, it’s an economic equality
problem, the color of our skin is a variable.
 Being poor should never be a conviction or life sentence
 A poor person “has more to prove and far more chance of being loyal” these are survival skills
 A poor person has far more chance of being adaptable and able to deal with difficult
situations, it’s a life skill.
More Women in the State Focus on Veteran Helps Men
0
2000000
4000000
6000000
8000000
10000000
12000000
Veterans Non Veteran
Males 980349 10827552
Females 98889 11687471
Population
Civilians to Veteran 18-64
13400000
13500000
13600000
13700000
13800000
13900000
14000000
14100000
14200000
14300000
Male Female
Total Population 13680413 14214354
NumberofPersonsoverage18
Total Population by Sex
• We can quantify and qualify social responsibility contributions from private sector to
target population
Innovation In Recruiting Using data with Wisdom
 We have more women than
men in California
◦ Women are not equally
represented in the workforce nor
leadership roles
 Referral programs are the
more likely path to employment
in big companies
◦ Men will refer men
 Veterans focus will bring in
more men while helping our
military
◦ Resources are used for veterans
 If we try something new and
innovative
◦ Something that could also
measure our leadership
effectiveness
We could have benefits in all our
targets.
The majority has become the minority
What could happen to our economy?
 Economic health and risk are closely linked to the availability
and quality of education
◦ We know 57 million children are not educated or have a low quality
education experience.
◦ These are debt without any contribution to income
 In more than one part of the debt
 we need to house them, feed them, treat them, jail them and bury them.
 It’s just ignorance when we don’t educate them and hire them
 We are shooting ourselves in the foot.
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
The other countries are combatting
educated adults who are not being hired
 We know the NCLB populations in the State are any variation of the
known minorities Hispanic, African and American Indian in all states.
◦ We can assume these are the left behind who have no education
◦ We can assume no employer = no taxable income
◦ We can assume debt or cost without benefits to budget income
0
1000000
2000000
3000000
4000000
5000000
6000000
7000000
8000000
9000000
10000000
African
American
American
Indian
Asian Islander some other Two or More
Races
Any
Hispanic or
Latino
Population 1680065 215755 3914815 107501 3326510 844300 9255440
Populationover18
California’s Total Population by Race
Error Margin +/-
African 4+
Native 3+
Asian 5+
Islander 1+
Other 26+
2 or more 12+
Hispanic 1+
In thousand(s)
the kids being left behind because they
are poor or live in the wrong zip code
Two Girls – Left Behind One Boy – Left Behind
 Lozano, Raquel
◦ CCS State Champion Wrestling 1st place
 Raquel Lozano
 Advanced Placement in all subjects
 She wanted to go to SJSU
 Her administration office chose who
was scheduled to take the SAT’s.
 Works at Panda Express she just got a .25
cent raise
 Lozano, Rechelle
◦ Class Vice President and Cheerleader
 Advanced Placement in all subjects
 Rechelle was hired at IBM one summer
but the surgery for her thyroid condition
prevented her from working
 Lozano, Joe
◦ Engineering 101 Sophomore year
 Grade A
◦ JV Captain Football
 2 years
◦ 7th grade District Science Fair winner
 8th grade Science – grade F-
 The education system has no such
grade
◦ He starts his job at Great America next
week
 He cant get his diploma as promised because
he needs elective (non core) credits.
 Are we using subjective sources again?
◦ Are we measuring what we want to avoid certain populations?
◦ Are we modeling the behaviors of our culture?
 Does it make sense to say we have no local talent?
◦ You can employ them or pay higher taxes to keep them in poverty.
When you want a secret weapon, contact
Lisa Martinez
408.638.9016
The Risk Potential Benefits
 Current Culture
◦ You really need to understand your
workforce and culture
 www.playprelude.com
 Women are far more likely to
be bullied by peers or bosses
◦ www.workplacebullying.com
If you have no health and safety focus
in the diversity program-you are
missing this part of the reason we
have fewer women.
 Consider Wisdom as a Service
◦ We can develop some pretty
creative ways for you to accelerate
a workforce service to build a
workforce of the future.
◦ An emotional intelligence game
where badges can be earned
 www.PlayPrelude.com
 use the game to build awesome
teams for virtual mentoring
Improvement Targets Ent. Debt or Social Benefits
Local
Improving
Diversity
and
Equality
Education
for all to
improve
the middle
class
Improve
Response
to Crisis
World Wide
Human
Rights
Poverty
Eradication
Education
A wicked problem with perceptions

A wicked problem with perceptions

  • 1.
    Using Quality toshow the gap in our ability to be think and be human
  • 2.
     We haveno motivation to use the Accounting Systems ◦ Which is why they aren’t used ◦ We do strategic planning and finalize these agreements in the accounting system  We are generally working to reward those who earned the reward. ◦ Let’s look at the data to make sure the product manager earned the reward  The person get’s a reward for all people in the state “if” each person signs up to be a member of the social network.  Either we want to build our nation on ethical behaviors ◦ or we want to take a back seat and let other nations lead the US
  • 3.
    Subjective Data Fact-Taxrevenue  We must truly understand the data in order to source it from a correct source.  When a correct source is found, we must really know how it can be used.  In this example, populations are totaled. ◦ Each year summarized in to a total isn’t the population  Each year would show an increment of the new growth  You typically would not show a total in population in sum  Each year should be the current TOTAL Reward 40% of net sales 190 million
  • 4.
    • You justhad a major increase in sales revenue according to the rewards reported. • You should have a large employee tax payment ready for the employee tax burden Your Sales Revenue Tax debt and Employee paid portion of Tax debt Rely on the Accuracy of the Performance Reported in the Accounting Systems
  • 5.
     White CollarCrime or Economic Instability ◦ Your revenue is x  you pay 40% based on memberships = 190 million in California to agent x1. ◦ You file taxes based on state population  there are 38 million people in California  What just happened?  Epic Data showed a total which added each year from 2011 – 2013 (38 x 4=190)  Did you report your revenue based on X1 agents service which is running the numbers in the same way? ◦ You are certainly not trying to be a criminal.
  • 6.
     Understanding taxablerevenue and the use of sales forecast ◦ You claimed 190 million in revenue for the state  You only should have claimed 38 million for the state’  You owe or paid for 190 million and now your books are wrong  Why has the richness of the nation suddenly changed? ◦ We are not using the trusted source ◦ We know the numbers are just not right.  Something just doesn’t feel right.  We are paying rewards on virtual or subjective performance
  • 7.
    Using a sourcesystem and Facts to base management decisions...an ISO principle
  • 8.
     I’m notsure what the numbers are telling you in your company, let’s use the US Census data ◦ We know most companies are “all in” on Equality, then we might want to pass this priority to your Human Resources Benefits and Workforce Development departments ◦ We know you have prioritized supporting getting our military to work  Awesome-let’s check out the facts about the total population and our veteran’s  If we want to address the wicked problem of having a resilient economic world, we must ensure we find and build work for the people within each region. ◦ The equality problem isn’t just women and men, it’s an economic equality problem, the color of our skin is a variable.  Being poor should never be a conviction or life sentence  A poor person “has more to prove and far more chance of being loyal” these are survival skills  A poor person has far more chance of being adaptable and able to deal with difficult situations, it’s a life skill.
  • 9.
    More Women inthe State Focus on Veteran Helps Men 0 2000000 4000000 6000000 8000000 10000000 12000000 Veterans Non Veteran Males 980349 10827552 Females 98889 11687471 Population Civilians to Veteran 18-64 13400000 13500000 13600000 13700000 13800000 13900000 14000000 14100000 14200000 14300000 Male Female Total Population 13680413 14214354 NumberofPersonsoverage18 Total Population by Sex • We can quantify and qualify social responsibility contributions from private sector to target population
  • 10.
    Innovation In RecruitingUsing data with Wisdom  We have more women than men in California ◦ Women are not equally represented in the workforce nor leadership roles  Referral programs are the more likely path to employment in big companies ◦ Men will refer men  Veterans focus will bring in more men while helping our military ◦ Resources are used for veterans  If we try something new and innovative ◦ Something that could also measure our leadership effectiveness We could have benefits in all our targets.
  • 11.
    The majority hasbecome the minority What could happen to our economy?
  • 12.
     Economic healthand risk are closely linked to the availability and quality of education ◦ We know 57 million children are not educated or have a low quality education experience. ◦ These are debt without any contribution to income  In more than one part of the debt  we need to house them, feed them, treat them, jail them and bury them.  It’s just ignorance when we don’t educate them and hire them  We are shooting ourselves in the foot. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT The other countries are combatting educated adults who are not being hired
  • 13.
     We knowthe NCLB populations in the State are any variation of the known minorities Hispanic, African and American Indian in all states. ◦ We can assume these are the left behind who have no education ◦ We can assume no employer = no taxable income ◦ We can assume debt or cost without benefits to budget income 0 1000000 2000000 3000000 4000000 5000000 6000000 7000000 8000000 9000000 10000000 African American American Indian Asian Islander some other Two or More Races Any Hispanic or Latino Population 1680065 215755 3914815 107501 3326510 844300 9255440 Populationover18 California’s Total Population by Race Error Margin +/- African 4+ Native 3+ Asian 5+ Islander 1+ Other 26+ 2 or more 12+ Hispanic 1+ In thousand(s)
  • 14.
    the kids beingleft behind because they are poor or live in the wrong zip code
  • 15.
    Two Girls –Left Behind One Boy – Left Behind  Lozano, Raquel ◦ CCS State Champion Wrestling 1st place  Raquel Lozano  Advanced Placement in all subjects  She wanted to go to SJSU  Her administration office chose who was scheduled to take the SAT’s.  Works at Panda Express she just got a .25 cent raise  Lozano, Rechelle ◦ Class Vice President and Cheerleader  Advanced Placement in all subjects  Rechelle was hired at IBM one summer but the surgery for her thyroid condition prevented her from working  Lozano, Joe ◦ Engineering 101 Sophomore year  Grade A ◦ JV Captain Football  2 years ◦ 7th grade District Science Fair winner  8th grade Science – grade F-  The education system has no such grade ◦ He starts his job at Great America next week  He cant get his diploma as promised because he needs elective (non core) credits.
  • 16.
     Are weusing subjective sources again? ◦ Are we measuring what we want to avoid certain populations? ◦ Are we modeling the behaviors of our culture?  Does it make sense to say we have no local talent? ◦ You can employ them or pay higher taxes to keep them in poverty.
  • 17.
    When you wanta secret weapon, contact Lisa Martinez 408.638.9016
  • 18.
    The Risk PotentialBenefits  Current Culture ◦ You really need to understand your workforce and culture  www.playprelude.com  Women are far more likely to be bullied by peers or bosses ◦ www.workplacebullying.com If you have no health and safety focus in the diversity program-you are missing this part of the reason we have fewer women.  Consider Wisdom as a Service ◦ We can develop some pretty creative ways for you to accelerate a workforce service to build a workforce of the future. ◦ An emotional intelligence game where badges can be earned  www.PlayPrelude.com  use the game to build awesome teams for virtual mentoring
  • 19.
    Improvement Targets Ent.Debt or Social Benefits Local Improving Diversity and Equality Education for all to improve the middle class Improve Response to Crisis World Wide Human Rights Poverty Eradication Education