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So welcome back.

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That was actually all the lectures within the section philosophical foundations of conceptual analysis

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of conceptual modeling, the last couple of lectures.

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Now, before we run off to the actually modelling part of this course, I'm going to try to use the

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tools that we have learned now.

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So you've been given a lot of information.

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I think you see that.

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And hopefully also I hope that you've gained a lot of knowledge as well.

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So I will use a couple of small lectures here to talk about some concrete examples on how you could

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apply that knowledge.

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So I'm going to talk about how we can use the tools to understand what is going on in communication

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between people in ordinary situations.

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So when you're doing business or when you're developing systems or when you doing product development

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and all kinds of of common scenarios in your everyday life, and we're going to see how some of those

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situations lead to what I'm calling communication waste.

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So if you know about Lean, you know, what you're trying to do in lean is to hunt down the waste and

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try to remove and eliminate as much waste as possible.

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And I think and that's in my own experience.

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And I'm maybe starting to see that as well, that it's a lot of things that we are doing in every common

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situation is actually misunderstanding each other.

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And that is waste.

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Right.

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So what I'm trying to do here is to show you how the different tools that we now have learned could

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be applied to eliminate those this waste or at least to reduce it much more.

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So I'm going to look into a number of different concrete case studies and not case studies that I'm

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going to mention.

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Any real companies goes on, but they are experience of mine that I have encountered in a number of

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real world situations.

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The first one we're going to talk about is about the meaning breakdown, and then we're going to talk

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about what I call slow knowledge acquisition.

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We're going to talk about the language legacy that often arises in companies been around for some time.

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We're going to talk about rigidities, systems, and we're going to talk about the lack of creative

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leaps.

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So so each of those topics will form one small lecture.

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And then in the end, I'm going to have a conclusion lecture where we kind of conclude everything that

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we've gone through within the philosophical foundation area.

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Very good.

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Let's start.