Unicist Corporate Universities work as catalysts for institutional growth to foster the expansion of businesses.

The Program of activities of a UCU is designed and developed according to the institution’s needs and the nature of its market. The organizing company invites all the members of the community that are their target in their expansion program to participate in the activities. These activities are focused on the needs of these segments.

The central aspect of a UCU is to develop activities that are beyond the boundaries of everyday’s work. Communication and the building of a wide and strong community are essential to achieve this goal.

The structure of a Unicist Corporate University (UCU) has been designed to foster expansion both for the organizing institution and for the participants. A UCU works as a catalyst for the business of the organizing company and as a mind-opener for participants.

Expansion requires extending the existing boundaries.

Going beyond the existing boundaries implies a strong commitment with:

1) Innovations*: Providing new ways to produce better results approaching problems based on their nature.
2) Ethics: Fostering a superior ethics in terms of rules to produce more added value;
3) Participation: Promoting a real participation of all those individuals who are involved in the activities.

* UCU’s use technologies developed at The Unicist Research Institute.

The activities of UCUs are mainly virtual. This allows accessing a large population with no geographical limits minimizing costs and multiplying results.

The activities have been designed to cover both the expectations of innovators and conservatives.

This is a step by step process that builds a strong and reliable relationship between all the members who participate.

The results of a Unicist Corporate University are measured in terms of the business expansion of the organizer and the use of technologies by the participants.

Unicist Corporate Universities foster business expansion based on the ontology based technologies developed at The Unicist Research Institute to deal with the nature of problems.