Explore the groundbreaking contributions of Allen Newell, a key figure in the development of artificial intelligence and cognitive science.

Allen Newell

Allen Newell & Artificial Intelligence

Discover how Herbert A. Simon revolutionized AI and cognitive science with his pioneering theories & research. #HerbertSimon #CognitiveScience

Herbert A. Simon

Herbert A. Simon & Artificial Intelligence

Explore John Clifford Shaw´s contributions to AI, including the development of early AI programming languages and systems. #CliffShaw #AI

John Clifford Shaw

John Clifford Shaw & Artificial Intelligence

Let’s dive into the world of conflict resolution through an economic lens, exploring how maximizing what matters most—whether it’s happiness, satisfaction, or financial outcomes—can lead to more balanced and effective resolutions. By applying concepts like Rational Decision-Making and Marginal Utility, conflict resolution professionals can understand and address the evolving priorities of each party.

Discover how economics extends beyond money to focus on optimizing value in ways that align with each party’s true interests. This audio blog provides actionable insights to help you navigate complex decisions, adapt to shifting preferences, and create lasting, mutually beneficial outcomes.

Whether you're a leader, mediator, or simply interested in strategic decision-making, this session equips you with practical tools to make clear, value-driven choices. Listen now to explore how economic principles can transform conflict resolution.

Visit https://www.jamspathways.com/news-insights/getting-the-most-of-the-things-you-care-about to read the full blog post.

For more information about JAMS Pathways and our services, visit www.jamspathways.com.
Disclaimer: While the content above was written and reviewed by members of JAMS Pathways, it was partially generated using AI tools.


Getting the Most of the Things You Care About: Maximizing Expected Utility in Conflict Resolution

🎧 "Success is a Process, Not an Overnight Solution."

"Most business problems take time to solve, and having the right expectation about what is normal in order to solve this issue, and then having the patience and the grit to stick with a process over time is really, really important."

In this episode of Scale the Podcast, Daniel Ramsey shares the essential strategies for tackling business roadblocks. Learn how to vet experts, build effective problem-solving plans, and embrace the mindset required for long-term growth. 💪📈

Daniel Ramsey - What To Do When You Don't Know What To Do

In this special Thanksgiving episode of The Concrete Podcast, we’re raising a glass (fiber) to you, our listeners, and tackling the questions that keep your projects moving forward. Wondering which AR Glass Fiber stands the test of time? Struggling to get your slurry color just right? Need a shower pan finish that keeps your footing steady? Or searching for top-tier concrete countertop mix Down Under? We've got answers.

Tune in for practical advice, a touch of gratitude, and a celebration of the craftsmanship that binds us all together. This episode isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about strengthening the foundation of your creativity.

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Grateful Craft: Solving Your Concrete Conundrums

In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, host Anthony Sapountzis is joined by Kaia R. Parv, the Interim CIO of Licensed Fund Management Company. Kaia offers invaluable insights into her impressive career in both finance and technology, touching on her journey from operations at Bank of America to leadership roles in asset management and hedge funds. She reflects on how lateral moves in her career have opened up growth opportunities, and underscores the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and embracing change in an increasingly automated world.

Kaia delves into the shifting dynamics of the workforce, particularly the transition from offshoring to automation. She advises the younger generation, particularly those born after 1990, to remain flexible and comfortable with frequent changes, as they may need to reinvent their skill set every few years. Both Kaia and Anthony agree on the importance of problem-solving skills and the ability to learn how to learn, as opposed to relying solely on technical knowledge. This approach will be key to staying relevant in a rapidly evolving job market.

The conversation also explores the growing role of AI and technology in businesses, particularly in marketing and development. While the full impact of these shifts has yet to be realised, Kaia discusses how companies are preparing for this transformation. With increasing automation, certain roles may become obsolete, but fractional roles—particularly in startups—are on the rise. These part-time or project-based positions offer flexibility and fresh perspectives without increasing full-time headcount, which Kaia views as a growing trend that will continue in the years ahead.

As the discussion turns to fractional work in senior roles like CFOs and CIOs, Kaia shares her thoughts on the value of long-term fractional projects that provide deeper expertise and experience. She notes how the post-COVID world has reshaped work culture, particularly with the rise of the digital nomad trend and flexible working arrangements. The ability to work autonomously across time zones has opened up new opportunities for global consulting, further solidifying the value of remote and flexible work environments.

Kaia also touches on the challenges posed by regulatory environments, particularly when it comes to fractional roles and the complexities of holding multiple jobs in different countries. She explains how evolving tax and immigration laws, such as the new digital nomad visa in Thailand, are signalling a broader global shift toward supporting flexible work arrangements. Kaia envisions a future where a simplified global tax system will make working across borders more straightforward, eliminating the need for complicated tax residency rules.

Finally, Kaia discusses the evolving work environment, focusing on the shift from traditional 9-to-5 roles to a results-driven approach. The rise of outsourcing and fractional work, with clear KPIs and deliverables, is helping companies become more agile and cost-effective. Through her own experiences, Kaia highlights the growing trend of businesses adopting this model to enhance productivity while maintaining flexibility and accountability. She concludes by reflecting on her own leadership journey, including her experience overcoming imposter syndrome, asserting her boundaries, and learning to solve problems independently.

Fractional Roles: The Future of Work You Can't Afford to Ignore! | Ep 199 | DevReady Podcast

Recording, documentation, analyzes and actions from analyzed records must always be in place at all time in our technology, noise is damages, destruction and death to or in technology or in humankind.

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Welcome to today’s podcast on boosting team collaboration with Problem Solving Exercises For Employees. One fun way to do this is through group team building challenges like the Bomb Squad Team Building Activity. In this activity, teams work together to solve puzzles and defuse a 'bomb' under pressure. It’s a great way to improve teamwork, communication, and critical thinking. These problem-solving exercises are perfect for any group, helping your team bond and work more effectively together in a fun and engaging way. 

Problem Solving Exercises For Employees

Discover the key skills every consultant needs to succeed with expert insights from Joshua Patrick Lawley. Learn how Joshua Patrick Lawley, Shelby County, Alabama, helps businesses thrive with strategic thinking, problem-solving, leadership, and financial expertise. Click here: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/joshua-patrick-lawley-on-key-skills-every-consultant-needs--65332160


Joshua Patrick Lawley on Key Skills Every Consultant Needs

At JAMS Pathways, we believe that every workplace conflict can be resolved. As a part of JAMS, the world’s leading provider of alternative dispute resolution services, we bring decades of experience in turning challenges into opportunities for growth and collaboration.

Discover our training in conflict resolution, prevention, communication, leadership for a productive workplace at www.jamspathways.com

The AI VIPs page is a tribute to those pioneers—from the early architects like Alan Turing and John McCarthy, who laid the groundwork for AI, to the modern-day innovators who continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

Joshua Patrick Lawley  began his career as a state auditor, gaining expertise across industries like automotive, healthcare, and manufacturing. After five transformative years, he transitioned to the private sector, traveling extensively to assess financial systems nationwide. Leveraging his experience, Joshua Patrick Lawley, founded the MOSOM Group, a property investment firm in Nevada, where his strategic vision drives success in real estate investment.

Revolutionizing human flight technology inspired by the wonders of bird flight. 

Join us as we making human flight the way of life. Stay updated with our latest accomplishments, challenges we experiences, and milestones.

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The Concrete Podcast is dedicated to making the Concrete World a better place. Join Brandon Gore and Jon Schuler as they discuss all things related to high-end decorative concrete; GFRC, ECC, UHPC, Concrete Countertops, Concrete Sinks, Sealer, Tools, Training, and more! New episodes released weekly.

Learn how to leverage & scale your business with MyOutDesk — the industry leader in virtual assistant services, with over 17 years of experience serving 7,500+ clients. Last year, we saved our clients $55 Million Dollars as the highest-rated Virtual Assistant company with more than 800 verified 5-star business reviews in real estate, mortgage, IT/tech, human resources, healthcare, and more!

We started the DevReady podcast to help non-techs build better technology. We have been exposed to so many non-techs that describe the struggle, uncertainty and challenges that can come with building technology.

The objective for the DevReady podcast to share these stories and give you the tools and insights so that you to can deliver on your vision and outcomes.

You will learn from non-tech founders that have invested their time and money into developing technology. We will discuss what worked, what didn’t and how they still managed to deliver real value to their users.  These stories are inspirational – demonstrating the determination, commitment and resolve it really takes to deliver technology.

Throughout the DevReady Podcast we also invite subject matter experts to the conversation to give you proven strategies and techniques to successfully take your idea through to delivery and beyond.

Enjoy the Podcast, it will challenge you, inspire you and provide the tools you will need to deliver real value with technology.

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