Insafing: New Promising Form of Intellectual Communication

Yury Dus, Dmitry Y. Pominov, Vladimir I. Razumov, Leonid I. Ryzhenko, Victor P. Sizikov and Vasily G. Tsoy
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Dmitry Y. Pominov: Omsk City Mass Media, Russia
Vladimir I. Razumov: Omsk F. M. Dostoevsky State University, Russia
Leonid I. Ryzhenko: Siberian Academy of Motor Transport and Road Construction, Russia
Victor P. Sizikov: Omsk State Transport University, Russia
Vasily G. Tsoy: Institute of Strategic Project Development, Russia

International Journal of Management, Knowledge and Learning, 2014, vol. 3, issue 1, 59-77

Abstract: The article explores a new form of intellectual communication built in accordance with an in-advance-prepared sense scheme. This type of communication utilizes the elements of Activity Organizing Games called Insafing. The article suggests a retrospective review of the scientific researches, particularly, the researches of the Russian scientific schools that served as the basis for Insafing technology development. Furthermore, the scientific and methodological fundamentals of Insafing based on the Theory of Dynamic Information Systems (TDIS) and the methods of cognitive engineering are discussed. The article also provides an example of Insafing application to tourism industry development in an urban area.

Keywords: Insafing; communication; intellectual communication; Theory of Dynamic Information Systems (TDIS); cognitive engineering; Activity Organizing Game (AOG); scheme techniques; knowledge management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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