Enabling Sustainable Management through Kalman Filtering in glossaLAB: a case study on Cyber- Subsidiarity

Abstract

The article describes the approach of applying the cybersubsidiarity model, based on Stafford Beer’s Viable System Model, to the management of a project oriented to the setting up of a sustainable platform for interdisciplinary knowledge co-creation. The application to this project is shown as a case study for the institution of sustainable organizations based on a subsidiary information management architecture which intends to serve as an innovative alternative to the information management driven by big-data technologies. According to this architecture, the information flow is significantly alleviated and substituted by synthetic in-formation which percolates ‘meaningfully’ across organizational levels.