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    This document discusses global networks and critical thinking in the 21st century. It addresses topics such as organizational charts that show a company's internal structure, labeling maps to show key countries, how parts contribute to the whole in companies and their structures, and how flaws in organizational structures can impact communication and responsibility. It also discusses creative imagination, providing examples from Albert Einstein's work, and how imagination plays a role in combining parts into a whole.

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    This document discusses global networks and critical thinking in the 21st century. It addresses topics such as organizational charts that show a company's internal structure, labeling maps to show key countries, how parts contribute to the whole in companies and their structures, and how flaws in organizational structures can impact communication and responsibility. It also discusses creative imagination, providing examples from Albert Einstein's work, and how imagination plays a role in combining parts into a whole.

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    Fostering Business and Industry

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    This document discusses global networks and critical thinking in the 21st century. It addresses topics such as organizational charts that show a company's internal structure, labeling maps to show key countries, how parts contribute to the whole in companies and their structures, and how flaws in organizational structures can impact communication and responsibility. It also discusses creative imagination, providing examples from Albert Einstein's work, and how imagination plays a role in combining parts into a whole.

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    GLOBAL NETWORKS:

    FOSTERING BUSINESS
    AND INDUSTRY
    TRENDS, NETWORKDS, AND CRITICAL
    THINKING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
    CREATE AN ORGANIZATIONAL CHART THAT VISUALLY
    CONVEYS A COMPANY’S INTERNAL STRUCTURE USING
    DIFFERENT POSITIONS STIPULATED IN THE BOX

    President and CEO Manager


    Financial Manager
    Executive Vice President Human Resource
    Technical Manager
    Assistant Financial Manager Assistant Technical Manager
    Human Resource Staff
    Finance Staff Technical Staff
    Assistant HR Manager
    LABEL
    SOUTH
    THE PICTURES
    KOREA JAPAN

    CHINA U.S.A
    CONTRIBUTIONS OF A PART
    TO WHOLE

    Creative ideas come when you


    consider the parts of a whole.
    EXAMPLE
    The headquarters of Samsung Electronics,
    Toyota Motors, and Apple Inc. including
    its subsidiaries, affiliates, partners, and
    regional offices are all parts of a whole.
    CONTRIBUTIONS OF A PART
    TO WHOLE
    All divisions and functionaries of
    the subsidiary company are all
    parts which comprise the main
    company as a whole.
    Includes:
    Administration, personnel and staff,
    the accounting and cashier, security,
    and the auxiliary

    INTERDEPENDENT
    Flaws in the organizational structure
    that cause breakdowns in
    communication or lapses in
    responsibility need to be repaired
    to facilitate efficiency and
    productivity.
    Another aspect showing the relations
    of the various components to the
    whole is the chain process
    • must be coherent, supportive,
    and consistent with one
    another.
    An organization’s short, medium, or long-term
    plans also constitute a whole with its various time
    frames and percentages of accomplishments as
    parts. Each period covered with corresponding
    percentage of accomplished target should lead to
    the attainment of the whole plan.
    CREATIVE IMAGINATION
    Imagination does not work alone
    when it comes to wanting to bring
    something to life and allowing it
    to step out of your mind.
    CREATIVE IMAGINATION
    • involves the formation or creation of mental
    images
    • it is the ability of the mind to transcend its
    limits, explore the unseen, and tread the path
    it would normally take.
    EXAMPLE
    Cosmic Religion and Other
    Opinions and Aphorisms
    • In 1931, Albert Einstein’s
    book was published.
    Cosmic Religion and Other Opinions and Aphorisms
    • he stated his belief on intuition as: “I believe in intuition
    and inspiration. At times I feel certain I am right while not
    knowing the reason. When the eclipse of 1919 confirmed my
    intuition, I was not in the least surprised. In fact, I would
    have been astonished had it turned out otherwise.
    Imagination is more important than knowledge. For
    knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the
    entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution.
    It is, strictly speaking, a real factor in scientific research.”
    Creative imagination plays a vital role in
    putting together the various parts of a whole. It
    is through the imagination that an image is
    created, and its parts identified. Pie chart, bar
    graph, graphics, and other illustrations can be
    applied to make the presentation of the product
    attractive.
    EXAMPLE OF PART OF A WHOLE
    • components of gadgets such as smart
    phones and laptops
    • the divisions of a business enterprise
    like fast-food chain
    • the segments or an industrial product
    such as a tractor
    ARE THE TECHNOLOGIES,
    ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF
    BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AND THE
    CAPACITY AND STRENGTH OF
    INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS MADE OR
    CREATED THROUGH CREATIVE
    IMAGINATION AND INTUITION?
    The use of creative imagination is not only limited
    to the creation of goods and services. It can also
    help you solve problems and help you come up
    with new ideas and explore possibilities.

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