Digital Readiness of a social system

One of the hot topics of the last few decades was digital transformation and it still is yet to lose its heat. As time is moving forward, the responsibilities of engineers conducting digital transformation are reaching its peak, and becoming a critical factor in defining organizations' success and failure. However, according to statistics released by McKinsey in 2019, the rate of successful digital transformation is lower than 30%. Some of the major reasons for failure are Missing objectives; shifting requirements; unrealistic planning and so on. In this presentation, our Board Member Batdorj presented the concepts of quantifying the digital readiness of an organization. This quantity is defined through two major factors. The first is to define whether the social system constitutes a healthy sustainable social system's properties. Second is to identify whether the social system’s operation is clearly defined or not.

Measuring the impact and progress of SDG’s

The North-East Asian Multistakeholder Forum on Sustainable Development Goals 2019 was held on 15-16 October 2019 in Vladivostok, Russian Federation, co-organized by ESCAP, the Government of the Russian Federation and Far Eastern Federal University. The Forum brought together stakeholders from the Governments of East and North-East Asia, academia, international community and civil society, to share experiences and challenges in implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and to provide subregional inputs for the regional and global forums in 2020. Our Chairman, Mr. Jargalsaikhan, delivered a presentation on our organization’s efforts and achievements in promoting SDG in the subregion, highlighting our innovative projects, partnerships and impact. He also participated in the panel discussion on ensuring equality and participation in accelerating the SDGs, and exchanged views and best practices with other experts and representatives. We are proud to be part of this important forum and to contribute to the SDG progress in North-East Asia.

INCOSE-TUS Smart City Framework

The INCOSE-TUS Smart City Framework is one of our pioneering projects, co-authored by our Chairman and our esteemed colleagues at TUSSolution /subsidiary/ since 2021. This smart city framework has become an official technical product of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), and is available on their website. This framework differs from other smart city standards or frameworks that focus on specific aspects or domains of smart cities. Instead, the INCOSE Smart Cities Working Group provides a holistic and systemic approach that integrates the various elements of a smart city into a coherent whole. It uses the Human Fundamental Needs Framework developed by Dr. Manfred Max Neef as a basis, and is designed in a way where the citizens’ fundamental needs serve as the main commonly shared goal of the smart city.

HSI Results of Applying Strategy System Model for Building and using “Human Centered Enterprise Model”

TUSSolution, established in 2016 under Gund Investment, is a leading company in system engineering and business management solutions. Our chairman, Mr. Jargalsaikhan, served as the CEO of TUSSolution for four years, during which he developed and implemented many innovative management solutions that now form the basis of our management and governance policy. One of his key publications with INCOSE /International Council on Systems Engineering/ was on applying system engineering practices in business environments. He argued that in the 21st century, business management practices require a more holistic and aligned solution that meets the stakeholders’ needs and creates a synergistic and commonly shared goal. In simple terms, system engineering practice is a method for designing and managing physical and abstract systems that enable stakeholders to unleash their full potential and thrive.