All 93 posts on Business Model Innovations on the EWPC Blog changed to Institutional Innovations

I just learned that I have been writing about business model innovations when I should be calling it institutional innovations on the Electricity Without Price Controls (EWPC) Blog. Please consider every one of those mentions to be replaced from now on. One concept that unites both business model innovations and institutional innovations concepts is that they are both systems architecture innovations that emerge with minimalist architectures.

All 93 posts on EWPC Blog Business Model Innovations reinterpreted as @jhagel Institutional Innovations http://t.co/bhGivmBqkX #EuropeIN

— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 30, 2014

Here is the source for the change. In his blog post Challenging Mindsets: From Reverse Innovation to Innovation Blowback, John Hagel writes that "This is not a question of business model innovation or the management innovation that Gary Hamel talks about. Those forms of innovation are still contained within a single enterprise. Institutional innovation is different - it defines new ways of working together, ways that can scale much more effectively across large numbers of very diverse enterprises."

Top results for "business model innovations" Abstracts are ON - Turn OFF Results are sorted by Most Recent - Sort By Relevancy EnergyBlogs.com: 93 results in EnergyBlogs.com. Resiliency proposal customers and society are not expecting but will love - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Under the commentary Want resiliency? Here's how to get it. (New Jersey has already started), Jesse Berst introduces and presents July 9, 2014 Start with the customer experience means: start with connected home platform - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Jesse Berst's article What the race to control the home means to utilities (it ain't pretty) on SmartGridNews.com comes right June 3, 2014 Electric power industry financing - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The Spanish electricity crisis is an outstanding example of the failure of the state institution to provide the necessary incentives July 30, 2013 Great electric service - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Great electric service will be the result of the development of business model innovations in the retail market, for example, July 22, 2013 How Utilities that Become Tech Companies Might Develop Business Model Innovations - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio In the article From volume to value: Why utilities MUST change their business model (and one way to get started), April 22, 2012 Smart Grid Customers are Looking for Convenience, as Opposed to Engagement - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Does the Smart Grid Really Need Consumer Engagement? is an insighful article written by Michael Jung that we all have November 19, 2010 Which Country Will Take the Leadership of a Global Vision for Advancing Grids for Customers? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As the US and Europe are overtaken by their complex political processes, it seems that with a high likelihood they September 19, 2010 Don Norman Said that a Translational Bridge is Needed Between Design Thinking and Design Doing - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Don Norman at IIT Design Research Conference 2010 vimeo.com   After looking at the presentation, I see that Don is September 15, 2010 3rd Smart Grid Lesson Learned: in the Enterprise side “Everything Dies a Quick Death.” - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Michael Kanellos, one of the greentechmedia.com editors, responded a comment that became the EWPC post The Enterprise Side of the September 3, 2010 Forget Monopoly Feed-In-Tariffs to Start Learning About Competitive Buy-Back Spot Prices - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This comment completely supersedes the www.greentechmedia.com article Feed-In Tariffs Can Spur Disruptive Growth: California is studying a new incentive that July 31, 2010 Forget the Customer Engagement Debate; Think Risk Taking Suppliers - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   The outstanding Maryland PSC’s leadership decision is a potential precedent, which will help utilities and state governments accept the June 25, 2010 The Dynamic Pricing Debate Shows that Utilities Won't be Able Engage Customers - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   Under the IntelligentUtility.com article The Dynamic Pricing Debate, by Kate Rowland, editor-in-chief of Intelligent Utility magazine, which originally appeared June 19, 2010 Simplistic DynAMIc Pricing Will Cost Payers a Fortune - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Taxpayers and ratepayers representatives are being tricked to let state regulators approve rate increases to utilities related to an Automated June 6, 2010 Power Industry State of the Art that Emerged from The Network Grid (TNG) Conference - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Architecting evidence on the urgent need to simplify the power industry is based on the serious flaws of an ineffective May 23, 2010 Does ElectriNet(SM) Provides an "Walled Garden"? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Smart Grid Trends: Deja Vu All Over Again? Advice on how to avoid becoming the next CompuServe is a timely May 17, 2010 State Governments Need to Unleash the Benefits of the Next Big Thing - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As the utility business model has outlived by many years its useful economic life, state legislatures need to produce as May 9, 2010 Will Utilities develop the Next Big Thing? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As a follow up to the post Isn't the Next Big Thing About Business Model Innovations?, I first add as May 3, 2010 Isn't the Next Big Thing About Business Model Innovations? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   Under the IntelligentUtility Insight, The 'Next Big Thing', written by Phil Carson, I wrote the following comment:    “Fifteen April 22, 2010 Super Grid: the Smart Grid that is Being Pushed - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   In synchronicity with the article Macrogrids and microgrids: another conversation, by Phil Carson, I posted the following comment:  The March 22, 2010 Is Google the New Enron? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Even though a debate has already reaffirmed without doubt that “The answer should be a strong NO!,”  there is additional January 17, 2010 The Electricity Without Price Controls Architecture Framework - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   A new approach to power energy policy design, based on system’s architecting heuristics, has led to an emerging simplified November 30, 2009 The Deadly Sin of State Regulators on the Smart Grid - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio President Obama and Secretary Chu need to learn urgently about the deadly sin of the smart grid that state regulators July 5, 2009 COMPETE Coalition to Stop a Huge Greek Tragedy in the Making - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Entrenched IOUs reaction to change set up at the outset of restructuring a fatal architecture flaw that will lead to June 28, 2009 The Obsolete Generation Economies of Scale Argument - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The Pitfalls of and Opportunities in Electric Power Deregulation is an article written by Harry Valentine, Commentator/Energy Researcher, which opens June 8, 2009 Innovation Needs to Belong to the Small - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Will the US Stimulus Bill Prove the Savior for Nanotech? is an IEEE Spectrum's Tech Talk commentary, under which I May 26, 2009 Competitive Markets for COMPETE Coalition Potential Losers - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Potential COMPETE Coalition losers need to be aware of the need for a revolutionary regulatory change to enable highly competitive May 6, 2009 Why President Obama Needs to Keep Working on Energy - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio 'Pleased, but not satisfied' Energy crops up at Obama’s 100-day press conference is the commentary posted on 29 Apr 2009 April 30, 2009 DOE's WISE NOI for an FOA - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Following the lead given by James Carson, I posted a comment under the SmartGrid.com featured article Smart Grid Stimulus Bill: April 24, 2009 Investor Owned Transporters Can’t be Providers of Last Resort - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Under the highly recommended EnergyPulse article Smart Grids: How Smart?, I responded to Edward A. Reid, Jr. that as the April 16, 2009 Zero-Energy Homes Should Not Be Mandated - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This comment is posted under the article New Calif. homes would have to be energy producers, by Steve Lawrence in April 12, 2009 Is What I am Doing to Reduce GHG Emissions Enough? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This is a comment posted as a link under the energyblogs.com post "Please pass Al Gore a Valium -- and April 9, 2009 Forget Demand Side management (DSM); Think Demand Side Innovation (DSI) - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio To make the emergent power industry smarter, there is a need to restructure the power industry to enable Second Generation April 7, 2009 Questions to EnergyBiz Leadership Forum Participants - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Copyright © 2009 José Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio. All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reproduced or transmitted in March 8, 2009 EWPC as a Timely Basic Innovation - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As time goes by, an increasing number of people will agree that the EWPC creation is in fact a fundamental February 22, 2009 To Dr. Chu: Align Stimulus to Clean Energy Reform - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio A system architect should lead a high leverage clean energy reform transformation of the power industry for DOE to distribute February 8, 2009 Just as Pogo, IOUs Found the Enemy - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Just as everybody else, power industry investors win by changing their IOUs paradigm mental model. Well in agreement with the January 26, 2009 Think Deming to Enable Much More than Just Freedom - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Deming’s economics replaces the prevailing system of management with a system of profound knowledge to push economies onto a higher January 18, 2009 IOUs Perverse Communism - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio For free society to face "perhaps the most serious series of crises in the republic’s existence, and for our" power January 14, 2009 I will Tell You Who is Going to Get the Power - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This is a comment posted under the article You Tell Us, by Willie D. Jones, that was first published in January 5, 2009 Will Anyone Pay for the SmartGrid? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This is an invitation to readers to comment about the application of two social economists’ insights about the IOUs and January 1, 2009 Renewable Power and Smart Grid as Parts of a Whole - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio It is argued that the smart grid is not the lifeline of renewable power. Instead, what´s holding both is the December 22, 2008 Steven Chu: Four Years of Low Hanging Fruits - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Dr. Steven Chu can get plenty of results in the next four years, by placing into operation the financial mechanism December 14, 2008 Power Customers Begging Superior Solution Path - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Restructuring has been done without an effective purpose: which is maximum social welfare. The Christmas tree purpose, as a result October 21, 2008 U.S. Presidential Elections and the Need for a Global Energy Deal - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The new president of the United States needs an Energy Secretary of high caliber that knows what he is talking October 8, 2008 Index of 58 Comments Posted on M.I.T.'s Technology Review - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The following index of comments posted on Technology Review (TR), during the past 10 month, is organized on titles' comment, September 25, 2008 Electricity for the Digital Era, Part 2 - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio It is very clear that we need electricity for the digital era, where retail competition is about business model innovations September 22, 2008 EWPC Blog's First Year Anniversary: Electricity for the Digital Era - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio About the same time energy costs stop declining, year alter year, more than 40 years ago, information costs have been September 8, 2008 Are Vertically Integrated Utilities and/or Regulators Worried? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The EWPC article Let’s Avoid Many Expensive Fiascos seems to have worried vertically integrated utilies and/or regulators as it became August 29, 2008 Let’s Avoid Many Expensive Fiascos - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio There is no need to cite any evidence “to enable a highly competitive, pro-consumer, complete and fully functional market architecture August 26, 2008 An Overdue Debate: Customers’ Price Controls - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The regulation vs. deregulation discussion was about the wrong question. An undiscussed issue during the debate, price control is the May 5, 2008 EWPC Can’t Be a Market Winner - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio 2GRs want to compete to develop market business model innovations for global retail market segments. On a given market segment, April 29, 2008 Breakthrough Suggestions for Today's Utilities Environments - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Business model competition for retail services is the key to a breakthrough in utilities services. Economies of scale and scope April 23, 2008 Leadership Answers What to do First - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The answer to the question of what to do first is for the global power industry to get out of April 16, 2008 The Electricity Revolution - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Warren Causey is reporting a technological revolution in the power industry, which is ahead of legislative and regulatory uncertainty and April 10, 2008 Utilities and Regulators’ Value Destruction - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Excessive marketing costs are identified by Marty Agius, under today’s regulations, which make utilities and regulators unable to add customer April 9, 2008 EWPC’s Tipping Point - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Aiming to be an irresistible article, it should help start a word-of-mouth epidemic of high proportions in the power industry. March 30, 2008 EWPC Leadership (w/o links) - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This is a synthesis (without any links) of the EWPC breakthrough, which brings absolute clarity and direction to enable a March 26, 2008 Customer Reliability and System Reliability - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Demand Integration is based on the fact that reliability has two sides: “On one side, system crashes are mitigated by March 17, 2008 Well Beyond Low Reserves Managing - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio NONE of today’s utilities should be allowed to take as inevitable a bare bones approach to increase efficiency, introducing a March 17, 2008 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The California commissioners need to shift their mindsets “to show that retail competition is not only possible, but absolutely necessary March 13, 2008 Another EWPC Discovery II - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio EWPC is a high leverage intervention of the power industry as can be seen in the article Another EWPC Discovery. March 10, 2008 Power Markets Essential Requirements - II - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   Mission accomplished!!! This are comments received and responded under the article Power Markets Essential Requirements. Readers will find that the March 7, 2008 The World Shouldn’t be Running Out of Electricity - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio According to Alan Caruba, America is running out of electricity, but in fact the whole world is running out of February 28, 2008 Second 45 EWPC Blog Articles - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio   This collection of the links, date/time stamp, and introductory words of the second 45 EWPC Blog articles (46-90) is available February 16, 2008 Uncertain Generation is Here to Stay - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The discussion with Edward Bair in the EWPC article Two More Lessons from Denmark’s Wind Story ended with the statement February 11, 2008 Innovation and Risk Taking in the Power Industry - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Open Transmission Access was a great mistake made at the outset of restructuring to preserve utilities rights. To introduce innovation, January 25, 2008 The End of Electric Monopoly Retail - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio By José Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio, Ph.D. Systemic Consultant: Electricity Copyright © 2008 José Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio. All rights reserved. No part of January 24, 2008 PCT One of Many Business Model Innovations - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio California panel removes proposed mandate for utility-controlled thermostats - Bowing to public pressure, the California Energy Commission has removed its January 20, 2008 Vertical Integration/Deregulation Debate vs. EWPC Generative Dialogue - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Thanks Bob, I know that I will not be able to convince anyone that has its own agenda. That is January 12, 2008 Making Electricity a Commodity - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio To make electricity a commodity, a proper market architecture and design has emerged in the last two years, as the December 17, 2007 Market Research Doesn’t Work Yet for Demand Integration - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Demand integration is a discontinuous innovation and the reason why the responses of customers are way off with respect to December 15, 2007 To BE or NOT to BE Smart Metering - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The lack of a consistent market architecture and design paradigm shift creates a Babel Tower in Ontario. There is a December 13, 2007 Demand Integration is NOT the Province of Politics. - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Demand integration and system reliability are not the provinces of politics, but of engineering systems and competition. FERC’s demand response December 6, 2007 EEI California Dreamin’ - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The U.S. power industry is dreaming that it is safe, when in fact the leaves are brown and the sky November 19, 2007 K2007 Retailers’ Enterprise Solutions - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio An affordable model for retailers’ enterprise solutions business model innovations, based on Free Open Source Solutions, is reported by Bill November 13, 2007 Disintegrating the Grid and Retail Worlds - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Instead of trying to integrate the grid and the retail sides of the utilities, CIOs should take the results of November 12, 2007 The Lecture on EWPC Re-Regulation - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The new lecture on the power industry is about EWPC re-regulation. With the same old lecture, Professor Banks is correct November 8, 2007 Let EWPC Come to Fruition - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As ‘the heat of combat is over, and a decision’ about EWPC can now be reached, ‘all the bitterness disappears, November 7, 2007 EWPC As The New Internet - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio EWPC is sufficiently flexible to enable a transformation ot the electric power industry into the new internet. EWPC As The November 6, 2007 Positive Returns under EWPC - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Positive returns in the power industry that existed under vertical integration are now gone. New positive returns will come from November 3, 2007 Can We Concentrate on Results? - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Can we concentrate on results? I would say YES, as the knowledge required to decide that the decade old debate November 2, 2007 Customer Wallet Cleaning Problem and Solution - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The vertically integrated utilities paradigm has been in a NO PROFIT ZONE for quite some time, letting utilities make a November 1, 2007 The Natural Monopoly Transportation System - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio EWPC provides a new configuration in which the natural monopoly is reduced to the transportation system of the electric market, October 28, 2007 Full Retail Choice Emerges - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As customer value migrates a paradigm shift of full retail choice emerges under EWPC from R&D discoveries that allows retail October 19, 2007 The Sixth Disruptive Technology - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio A set of 6 disruptive technologies can be identified “To do a better job of managing our dwindling energy resources…” September 30, 2007 Conspiracy Theory Against Mr. X - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio A conspiracy theory against Mr. X being a Nobel Prize candidate is written to provide an ordered framework to understand September 27, 2007 2nd Disruptive Technology Crossed Chasm - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Distributed generation joins demand response as disruptive technologies keeps penetrating the power industry. It is shown the need to change September 26, 2007 Engineers Needed for Lower Prices - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio The paradigm shift from the vertically integrated utilities to the electricity without price control paradigm will lead to lower costs, September 25, 2007 Free Market and Central Planning, Under R1E2 - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio This is my synthesis of the EWPC paradigm shift that maximizes social welfare. Although it is a non-trivial subject, it September 24, 2007 IMEUC: Unreliable Service and Price Spikes - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio In response to the suggestion by Mr. Jeff Presley about simulations, it is shown that there is not a need September 23, 2007 So Far Just ONE Objection to EWPC as Winner - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio As tomorrow's deadline approaches, only Mr. Len Gould has provided a dissent to EWPC as the winning market for the September 22, 2007 Extra, Extra… Goliath is Defeated Once Again! - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio Reprinted from Sept. 17th, 2007 for completeness. David has won! The Electricity Without Price Controls (EWPC) Breakthrough paradigm has finally September 21, 2007 Solving Smart Grid Cost Recovery - Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio To solve the Smart Grid cost recovery dilemma requires a restructuring of the electric industry in such a way that September 20, 2007

 

The 2 key minutes of a Steve Jobs' video interview on the origin of #Jobsism in 1990

Gracias @AntonioVChanal La transcripción de 2 minutos en http://t.co/RUh9HS9LtS conserva el origen del sentido común del #Jobsism.#EuropeIN
— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 27, 2014

This is how the PC was changing the world according to Steve Jobs in the above interview. We humans are tool builders... 1st explosion: VisiCalc spreadsheet on Apple II (in 1979)... 2nd explosion: big revolution in desktop publishing in 1985... 3rd explosion: interpersonal human to human networking computing started... the first two were the major revolutions that made people buy a lot of computers and he was expecting the 3rd was to do the same.

The 2 key minutes of a Steve Jobs' video interview on the origin of #Jobsism in 1990 http://t.co/RUh9HS9LtS @el_pais @rstraub46 #EuropeIN
— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 27, 2014

Here are the 2 minutes of the curated transcript on the origin of #Jobsism. Starting on the 6:01 line  and ending on line 8:04 of said transcript.

The third one is starting happen now.  And the third one let's do for human to human communication what spreadsheets did for financial planning and what desktop publishing did for publishing. Let’s revolutionize it using these desktop devices. And we're already starting to see signs of that. 

As an example in an organization we're starting to see that as business conditions change, faster and faster with each year, we cannot change our management hierarchical organization very fast relative to the changing business conditions we can’t have someone be working for new boss every week.  

We also can't change our geographic organization very fast. As a matter of fact, even slower than the management one. We can't be moving people around the country every week but we can change an electronic organization like that. 

And what starting to happen is we start to link these computers together with sophisticated networks and great user interfaces. We're starting to be able to create clusters of people working on a common task, literally in 15 minutes worth of set up and these fifteen people can work together extremely efficiently no matter where they are geographically and no matter who they work for hierarchically.  

And these organizations can live for as long as they're needed and then vanish and were finding we can reorganize our company's electronically very rapidly and that’s the only type of organization that can begin to keep pace with the changing business conditions. 

And I believe that this collaborative model has existed in higher education for a long time but we're starting to see it applied into the commercial world as well and this is going to be the third major revolution that these desktop computers provide is revolutionizing human to human communication in group work we call it interpersonal computing. In the nineteen eighties we did personal computing and now we're going to extend that as we network these things to interpersonal computing. 

A small bonus on the remainder of the interview on platforms.

Non perfect analogy: going from passenger trains to automobiles. Using computers without having to convince other people that we need to use the tool to control our own destiny.

NEXT was a whole new software platform made from the ground up. It was the 4th successful system after: 1) Apple II, 2) IBM PC and 3) Macintosh.

The doers are the major thinkers: the thinker-doer in one person is what enable the exceptional result.

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Deroguemos la Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo para viabilizar el Pacto Eléctrico

Esta es la segunda actualización de esta nota que se introduce con el siguiente tweet:

Impulsemos un Cisne Negro cubano positivo con #PactoElectrico @Diario_Libre http://t.co/H0qH0u0TGF

— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 23, 2014

Es fácil reinterpretar el Editorial de Diario Libre El Despertador del 23 de diciembre de 2014, cuya introducción alerta que “contrario al mensaje de optimismo de muchos dirigentes empresariales criollos, la apertura de Cuba es una llamada a despertar a la clase económica nacional, para dejar las cómodas posiciones de antaño, y ponerse a trabajar.” Dichas posiciones cómodas de antaño fueron las que impulsaron dicha Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo que nos coloca en el panorama presente que sugiere John Hagel o la Zona de Comodidad que introduje hace dos años, que con alta probabilidad van a impulsar un Cisne Negro negativo asociado a la situacion cubana, que seguirá aumentando, por ejemplo, la desigualdad, las oportunidades de trabajo, para seguir llevándonos hacia un estado fallido..

Dicho Editorial concluye con "que no perdamos más dependerá de la actitud que tomen nuestros empresarios y el Gobierno, mejorando el clima de inversiones. Si seguimos durmiendo, el despertar puede ser duro." Lo que necesitamos es dar la oportunidad de colocarnos en panoramas futuros o donde sucede la magia. Uno de esos panoramas, el referente al sector eléctrico, es el que se encuentra más avanzado, que siendo propicio para impulsar el Pacto Eléctrico, requiere que deroguemos a la mayor brevedad la Ley 1-12 de la END. Es así como prodremos poner a trabajar a la clase económica nacional para poder impulsar un Cisne Negro positivo.

Actualizacion con el siguiente tweet. que invierte la situación entre John Hagel y yo que descubrí como sus sugerencias sobre los panoramas presentes y futuros apoyan respectivamente la Zona de Comodidad y Donde Sucede la Magia. Como pueden ver en el tweet de Hagel que respondí, el tercer problema viene después de sus panoramas. Tambiém podemos ver la sintonía que su Big Shift se anticipa con los Cisnes Negros.

Equating @jhagel current landscape to 2 yr ago comfort zone, reinforces repeal of DR's Strategy Law http://t.co/H0qH0u0TGF | @simpletonbill
— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 22, 2014

En pocos días van a ser dos años que sugerí la derogación de la Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo (END) en el artículo Negaciones estrategia y desarrollo, que humildemente entiendo se ha vuelto lectura obligada para los que necesiten estar enterados. Tal derogación cambia grandemente la naturaleza del Pacto Eléctrico para hacerlo viable, el cual ya no permite más posposición.

Deroguemos la Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo para viabilizar el #PactoElectrico http://t.co/H0qH0u0TGF
— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 20, 2014

RT @gmh_upsa: Deroguemos la Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo para viabilizar el #PactoElectrico http://t.co/g6qZjRjyqh
— Jaoana Dean (@thejaoana) December 20, 2014

La introducción de dicho artículo dice: ".. aunque nadie tiene una idea sobre que nos deparará el futuro en términos específicos en los años 2013 y subsiguientes, los dominicanos venimos jugando con candela y a la vuelta de la esquina puede aparecer otro gigantesco Cisne Negro negativo como el del déficit fiscal. Argumento que necesitamos derogar la Ley de la Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo 1-12 para reducir grandes excesos del sector público y empezar a impulsar Cisnes Negros positivos con iniciativa privada."

Me agrada mucho decir que con todo lo que ha emergido desde entonces en este blog y socializado vía Twitter ya sabemos con suficiente rigor aunque a grandes rasgos la orientación que nos deparará el futuro. Solo quedan dos caminos por explorar: seguir rumbo a un Estado fallido con la END en que gobierna el dinero o derogar la END para que gobierne la sabiduría para poder impulsar los mencionados Cisnes Negros positivos.

El argumento más reciente para derogar la Ley 1-12  proviene de la nota The Big Shift in Strategy - Part 1 (El gran cambio en la Estrategia - Parte 1), donde John Hagel III escribe: "... estas nuevas estrategias deben centrarse en las posiciones más atractivas y favorecidas en los panoramas futuros, no del panorama actual.  Si sólo nos concentramos en el panorama actual, corremos el riesgo de ser sorprendidos en la medida que evoluciona rápidamente el panorama para volverse algo muy diferente.  Lo que parece tierra alta sólida hoy puede convertirse rápidamente en arenas movedizas, arrastrándonos bajo ella."

La negación de estrategia y desarrollo de la END que se concentra en el panorama actual está en el daño del Fordismo corrompido por el Feudalismo de la civilización industrial que se ha expandido en exceso creando grandes problemas sistémicos sociales y ambientales. La solución está en el Jobsismo que confirma sin lugar a dudas que para enfrentar dicha expansión excesiva el panorama futuro está en la civilización sistémica y principalmente en el sector energía. Está en la confirmación de lo anticipado en el mencionado artículo donde dice que “... el alto apalancamiento sistémico impulsa Cisnes Negros positivos,” correspondiente al subsector eléctrico dentro del sector energía.

Esa sugerencia estratégica que identifica Hagel había sido anticipada diciendo que “… sugiero que la Ley 1-12 está diseñada para impulsar Cisnes Negros negativos. Dicha ley niega su carácter de desarrollo al mantener atrofiados en la “zona de comodidad” a sectores claves del país, que es la antítesis del estímulo que se requiere para poder llevarlos ‘donde sucede la magia.’” Debe ser evidente que durante el lapso de dos años la CDEEE ha sorprendido a la mayoría de la gente impulsando otro gigantesco Cisne Negro con sus grandes excesos de dinero público.

No es de extrañar entonces lo que afirma Pedro Silverio en su artículo del 19 de diciembre de 2014, Keynes: ¿en qué se equivocó?, diciendo que “… en nuestro país tenemos la Estrategia Nacional de Desarrollo que le da carácter de ley a la propuesta keynesiana de que la política fiscal debe ser contra cíclica. Es decir, que si la economía se encuentra en la parte baja del ciclo y el gobierno está operando con un déficit fiscal, debe –de todas maneras- implementar una expansión fiscal independientemente de que eso signifique mayores niveles de endeudamiento, y ponga en peligro la sostenibilidad fiscal.”

¿Debe la propiedad privada dirigirse hacia la Civilización Sistémica?

En respuesta al artículo #EconomíaParaTodos: La propiedad, "privada." escrito por Adrián Calvo en The Speedy News hago el siguiente comentario:

A #EconomíaParaTodos: La propiedad 'privada' @adriantsn http://t.co/QJf2ijSQda @AngelKansasii @jvmendezdeleon @hermes_gabriel @Granmaestre2

— Jose A Vanderhorst S (@gmh_upsa) December 19, 2014

Estimado Adrián,

Te felicito por traer oportunamente el tema de la propiedad "privada" en tu primer artículo de la serie #EconomíaParaTodos.  Al ver que nombraste los más destacados filosofos, como Locke y Kant, de inmediato hice una búsqueda sobre Charles Sanders Peirce y me encontré con el artículo "Property rights: Locke, Kant, Peirce and the logic of volitional pragmatism," de DANIEL W. BROMLEY. Ese artículo se puede bajar de su página web. La razón en que Peirce es relevante, aparece en lo que fue mi conjetura de hace un año de la llegada de la civilización sistémica, la cual repetí en la nota ¿Estará la corrupción sistémica llevando la Eurozona a la Segunda Edad Media?

Estoy de acuerdo contigo en que originalmente "se reconocía la necesidad de legislación y regulación que evitara los abusos y desigualdades que el propio sistema tiende a originar" con las actividades del sector privado. El problema es que más adelante los representantes del sector público se han unido a los del sector privado en los abusos. Esa situación es la que ha producido el sentido común del Fordismo corrompido por el Feudalismo. ¿Será eso, por ejemplo, lo que lleva a los políticos a las empresas que deben ser reguladas?

Mi opinión más reciente aparece en la nota ¿Estará el sentido común de Monsieur Attali muy alejado de la realidad del mercado del mundo de hoy?, donde se desarrolla la idea, por ejemplo, de que "el verdadero libre mercado necesita ser muy justo y sobresaliente."

Saludos,

José Antonio

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