Whistleblower protection in the digital age - why “anonymous” is not enough.

Why empiricism is not enough.

Those involved in the improvement science community have much to celebrate as more resources become available to improve patient safety. Professor Kathleen Steven’s letter in this issue reminds us there is still much to do and that progress depends on building the scientific basis for improved patient safety and health outcomes. Professor Stevens’ letter builds on Professor Pearson’s promotion ...

Why Pure Quantum Theory Is Not Enough

The theory of KdV equations allows to construct examples of physically different canonical structures for the same Hamilton operator. These examples are unproblematic in pilot wave and dynamical collapse theories, which define a physically distinguished configuration space Q, and in the Copenhagen interpretation, which identifies the canonical operators with classical descriptions of the corres...

Knowledge Management: Why Learning from the Past Is Not Enough!

Traditional knowledge management (KM) approaches aim to archive information from the past so lessons will not be forgotten, implying that the information needs of the future are expected to be the same as they were in the past. The basic assumption underlying our approach is that knowledge is not a commodity to be consumed but is collaboratively designed and constructed, emphasizing innovation,...

Apologies in medicine: legal protection is not enough.

Why Objects Are Not Enough

Object−oriented programming hasn't created a viable software component industry. From a technical perspective, the reason for this failure lies in an insufficient consideration of the unique requirements of component software. Object−oriented programming too often concentrates on individual objects, instead of whole collections of objects, i.e., components. Component−oriented programming requir...