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[[file:Figure18.png|300px|right|Figure 18 – A MINCE Tower (with only levels 1 to 3)]]'''Levels''' indicate the appreciation of competitiveness in relation to each of the combinations of the ''[[Towers|Tower]]'' and the full set of ''[[Criteria]]''. | [[file:Figure18.png|300px|right|Figure 18 – A MINCE Tower (with only levels 1 to 3)]]'''Levels''' indicate the appreciation of competitiveness in relation to each of the combinations of the ''[[Towers|Tower]]'' and the full set of ''[[Criteria]]''. | ||
As explained elsewhere, each ''[[Towers|Tower]]'' in out MINCE castle has five ''Levels'' (a couple more than there were found for the Tower in adjecent photograph). The higher the level in a ''[[Towers|Tower]]'' we are able to reach, the better we can see who is approaching through our looking holes (''[[Criteria]]''). | |||
From the first floor we will, obviously, via our ''[[Criteria]]''-holes only notice anyone approaching as soon as the oncomer is very near. Only at that moment will the organization be able to decide whether to consider the newcomer a friend or a threat. The organization, as a result, will have little time to prepare a warm welcome of a proper defense. | |||
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This section provides explanation about the Levels in the MINCE Maturity Model.
Levels: overview
As explained elsewhere, each Tower in out MINCE castle has five Levels (a couple more than there were found for the Tower in adjecent photograph). The higher the level in a Tower we are able to reach, the better we can see who is approaching through our looking holes (Criteria). From the first floor we will, obviously, via our Criteria-holes only notice anyone approaching as soon as the oncomer is very near. Only at that moment will the organization be able to decide whether to consider the newcomer a friend or a threat. The organization, as a result, will have little time to prepare a warm welcome of a proper defense.