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Education and practice: courses, training exercises, calculators, ways of working with thought, career questions and learning materials.
IWXA develops through twelve independent domains.
They address different tasks: education, cooperation, business diagnostics, manufacturing, product and service management, marketplaces, interactive products, marketing and logistics. Connections form when the results of one area become useful to another.
Each domain develops its own field of practice and its own products.
Domains produce different kinds of work: projects, tools, research, models and services.
Science, technology, business, tools, Life+ and culture help reveal connections across otherwise distinct activities.
Education and practice: courses, training exercises, calculators, ways of working with thought, career questions and learning materials.
The Club helps participants examine their situation, find a role or project, and move towards joint work with others.
Management diagnostics for small and medium-sized businesses: identifying causes of problems, assessing risks and preparing a sequence of decisions.
Medical products, care and rehabilitation, manufacturing and services concerned with preserving and regaining everyday activity.
Work with production orders: costing, materials, operations, quality, readiness and comparisons of plans with actual results.
Helps connect product requirements with a chosen configuration, a proposal, delivery, acceptance and subsequent use.
Helps prepare a service order, assemble a brief, review a proposal and risks, then oversee the work and accept the result.
Tasks, contractors, services and working materials for launching and managing sales through online marketplaces.
Interactive games, stories, quizzes and creative formats that participants can explore, change and assemble for themselves.
Calculators and diagnostics for independently examining advertising, offers, websites, funnels and sales.
Research and applied projects in logistics and supply chains: modelling, digitisation, calculations and practical tools.
The public entry point to IWXA: research, projects, technologies, tools, expertise and the relationships between them.
This directory describes the domains and their results. The projects section shows applied work; tools bring together systems people can already use, while the IWXA Atlas traces the links between the main areas.