Call for Digital TRANSFORMATION of Economic Science
Digital Transformation of Economic Science refers to the process of creating, developing, and disseminating – both theoretical and applied – the functional programming constructs of a new generation of digital technologies for managerial modeling of the economy of enterprises for machines. A six-month course of study, both theoretical and applied, on the functional programming constructs of this new type of software would help acquire a new kind of knowledge and understanding of the economic management of the enterprise for machines. An understanding that would compare much more favorably to that acquired after a complete degree in economics at any leading university, both in terms of validity and in terms of practicability for the real industrial world.
The idea of Digital Transformation of Economic Science is based on six disregarded evident facts and one little-known fact.
DISREGARDED EVIDENT FACTS
Bulgaria is the birthplace of a technology park whose working core, called Institute for Systemic Economic Engineering (ISEE), has created the world’s first working prototype of a holistic ERP system based on a holistic business model ontology – The basis for Digital Transformation of Economic Science.
From a purely pragmatic point of view, investments towards the realization of the Digital Transformation of Economic Science represent investments first towards laying the foundations and then towards establishing a World Complex for Systemic Economic Engineering — a complex purposed to achieve a structural change of global human capital by creating and developing a “professional class of systemic economic engineers.”
A Systemic Economic Engineer is any professional machine engineer who, as a result of purposeful education, in addition to having acquired fundamental and specialized engineering knowledge in a particular field of machine engineering, has also acquired theoretical and practical knowledge of the programmed functional constructions of the new class of ERP systems called holistic ERP systems.
In just a few months, a future machine engineer (a student who has not yet graduated) or professional machine engineer (a graduate of an engineering program) can study the functional constructs of a holistic ERP system theoretically, terminologically, and even practically and thus become a “systemic economic engineer” — an engineer, who surpasses even the most confident professional industrial economists in the field of fundamental scientific knowledge of economy. UPCOMING EVENTS
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