Entrepreneur in Residence - Revision history

Marcin: /* Candidates */

2016-03-22T19:42:43Z

Candidates

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	=Candidates=		=Candidates=
	*[[Alec Higgins]] - Initial Agreement - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vzhclaAWf2wimkt2KD6A7RSKAvLJdV4bgkUnZFED1iY/edit]		*[[Alec Higgins]] - Initial Agreement - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vzhclaAWf2wimkt2KD6A7RSKAvLJdV4bgkUnZFED1iY/edit]. Final agreement for 2016 - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f-Nvt40bATMcrWAbx9KifUiwsLwGivAKqERYsQmfZOQ/edit#heading=h.vm1sopk97kbz]
	*[[Torbjorn Ludvigsen]]		*[[Torbjorn Ludvigsen]]

Marcin: /* Review */

2016-03-13T21:40:37Z

Review

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	Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.		Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.

	=Review=		==Review Guidelines==
	We [[EIR Review Process]]		See [[EIR Review Process]]

			=Publishing Requirements=
			Upon commencement of the EIR program, an initial Business Plan is proposed. At the end of the EIR period - either 6 or 12 months - 2 documentation prouucts are required. (1) - an updated business plan is proposed to reflect the learnings. (2) - an Operations Manual including ergonomic analysis (time requirements for various tasks) - detailing all operational aspects that are useful for another person replicating the Enterprise.

	=Distributive Enterprise Business Model Brief=		=Distributive Enterprise Business Model Brief=

Marcin: /* Selection Criteria and Review */

2016-03-13T21:35:44Z

Selection Criteria and Review

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	=Selection Criteria and Review=		=Selection Criteria and Review=
			==Selection==
	Distributive Enterprises are evaluated based on their replicability, including the assumption that they are a [[Regenerative Enteprise]]:		Distributive Enterprises are evaluated based on their replicability, including the assumption that they are a [[Regenerative Enteprise]]:
	#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.		#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.
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	Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.		Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.

			=Review=
			We [[EIR Review Process]]

	=Distributive Enterprise Business Model Brief=		=Distributive Enterprise Business Model Brief=

Marcin: /* Selection Criteria and Review */

2016-03-11T01:02:40Z

Selection Criteria and Review

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	#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.		#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.
	#'''Revenue projections for the duration of the EIR period''' - These must demonstrate bootstrapping ability with no more than $2k of startup capital. At the minimum, sufficient revenue must be generated to break even by the end of the EIR. Rationale: the developments must be sufficiently productive to pay for themselves in 6 months (or 12 months for agriculture), assuming low overhead (work and living environment is available at low cost)		#'''Revenue projections for the duration of the EIR period''' - These must demonstrate bootstrapping ability with no more than $2k of startup capital. At the minimum, sufficient revenue must be generated to break even by the end of the EIR. Rationale: the developments must be sufficiently productive to pay for themselves in 6 months (or 12 months for agriculture), assuming low overhead (work and living environment is available at low cost)
	#'''Replicability.''' The application must include a replicability plan: meaning the plan to document, provide outreach, generate funding, leverage crowdfunding and other public development channels, develop a community of users and developers, provide ongoing publishing of progress on at least a quarterly basis; provision of assets such as templates for developmnent and for enterprise. This assumes that the enterprise is financially sustainable, and financially robust in terms of ability to produce a solid product while growing a solid customer base. General revenue goals are $50/hour net revenue from a developed enterprise. A minimum of $25/hour would be the minimum replicable value - though it should be higher from the assumption of lean optimization and efficiency that is afforded by the open source economic development method. For example, Toyota net profitability per car is 8x higher than any other manufacturer (see [[The Lean Farm]]). ~~Likewi~~		#'''Replicability.''' The application must include a replicability plan: meaning the plan to document, provide outreach, generate funding, leverage crowdfunding and other public development channels, develop a community of users and developers, provide ongoing publishing of progress on at least a quarterly basis; provision of assets such as templates for developmnent and for enterprise. This assumes that the enterprise is financially sustainable, and financially robust in terms of ability to produce a solid product while growing a solid customer base. General revenue goals are $50/hour net revenue from a developed enterprise. A minimum of $25/hour would be the minimum replicable value - though it should be higher from the assumption of lean optimization and efficiency that is afforded by the open source economic development method. For example, Toyota net profitability per car is 8x higher than any other manufacturer (see [[The Lean Farm]]). Likewise, OSE is pursuing radically efficient enterprise models via open source product development. By these measures, doubling or tripling the minimum wage of $15/hr should be easily within reach for optimized enterprises.

	Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.		Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.

Marcin: /* Selection Criteria and Review */

2016-03-11T01:01:02Z

Selection Criteria and Review

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	#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.		#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.
	#'''Revenue projections for the duration of the EIR period''' - These must demonstrate bootstrapping ability with no more than $2k of startup capital. At the minimum, sufficient revenue must be generated to break even by the end of the EIR. Rationale: the developments must be sufficiently productive to pay for themselves in 6 months (or 12 months for agriculture), assuming low overhead (work and living environment is available at low cost)		#'''Revenue projections for the duration of the EIR period''' - These must demonstrate bootstrapping ability with no more than $2k of startup capital. At the minimum, sufficient revenue must be generated to break even by the end of the EIR. Rationale: the developments must be sufficiently productive to pay for themselves in 6 months (or 12 months for agriculture), assuming low overhead (work and living environment is available at low cost)
	#'''Replicability.''' The application must include a replicability plan: meaning the plan to document, provide outreach, generate funding, leverage crowdfunding and other public development channels, develop a community of users and developers, provide ongoing publishing of progress on at least a quarterly basis; provision of assets such as templates for developmnent and for enterprise. This assumes that the enterprise is financially sustainable, and financially robust in terms of ability to produce a solid product while growing a solid customer base. General revenue goals are $50/hour net revenue from a developed enterprise. A minimum of $25/hour would be the minimum replicable value - though it should be higher from the assumption of optimization and efficiency that is afforded by the open source economic development method.		#'''Replicability.''' The application must include a replicability plan: meaning the plan to document, provide outreach, generate funding, leverage crowdfunding and other public development channels, develop a community of users and developers, provide ongoing publishing of progress on at least a quarterly basis; provision of assets such as templates for developmnent and for enterprise. This assumes that the enterprise is financially sustainable, and financially robust in terms of ability to produce a solid product while growing a solid customer base. General revenue goals are $50/hour net revenue from a developed enterprise. A minimum of $25/hour would be the minimum replicable value - though it should be higher from the assumption of lean optimization and efficiency that is afforded by the open source economic development method. For example, Toyota net profitability per car is 8x higher than any other manufacturer (see [[The Lean Farm]]). Likewi

	Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.		Monthly and quarterly reviews will be part of the enterprise. Each month, the 3 questions above will be updated in the person's work log.

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2016-03-11T00:58:33Z

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Marcin: /* Selection Criteria and Review */

2016-03-11T00:58:01Z

Selection Criteria and Review

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	Distributive Enterprises are evaluated based on their replicability, including the assumption that they are a [[Regenerative Enteprise]]:		Distributive Enterprises are evaluated based on their replicability, including the assumption that they are a [[Regenerative Enteprise]]:
	#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.		#'''Revenue potential of the enterprise''' - an enterprise must be designed from the start to have a robust financial outcome, measured in terms of startup cost, breakeven point, overhead, and stable revenue stream once the enterprise is developed. Ie, clear and measurable financial goals must be proposed in the initial application.
	#'''Revenue projections for the duration of the EIR period''' - These must demonstrate bootstrapping ability with no more than $2k of startup capital. At the minimum, sufficient revenue must be generated to break even by the end of the EIR. Rationale: the developments must be sufficiently productive to pay for themselves in 6 months, assuming low overhead (work and living environment is available at low cost)		#'''Revenue projections for the duration of the EIR period''' - These must demonstrate bootstrapping ability with no more than $2k of startup capital. At the minimum, sufficient revenue must be generated to break even by the end of the EIR. Rationale: the developments must be sufficiently productive to pay for themselves in 6 months (or 12 months for agriculture), assuming low overhead (work and living environment is available at low cost)
	#'''Replicability.''' The application must include a replicability plan: meaning the plan to document, provide outreach, generate funding, leverage crowdfunding and other public development channels, develop a community of users and developers, provide ongoing publishing of progress on at least a quarterly basis; provision of assets such as templates for developmnent and for enterprise. This assumes that the enterprise is financially sustainable, and financially robust in terms of ability to produce a solid product while growing a solid customer base. General revenue goals are $50/hour net revenue from a developed enterprise. A minimum of $25/hour would be the minimum replicable value - though it should be higher from the assumption of optimization and efficiency that is afforded by the open source economic development method.		#'''Replicability.''' The application must include a replicability plan: meaning the plan to document, provide outreach, generate funding, leverage crowdfunding and other public development channels, develop a community of users and developers, provide ongoing publishing of progress on at least a quarterly basis; provision of assets such as templates for developmnent and for enterprise. This assumes that the enterprise is financially sustainable, and financially robust in terms of ability to produce a solid product while growing a solid customer base. General revenue goals are $50/hour net revenue from a developed enterprise. A minimum of $25/hour would be the minimum replicable value - though it should be higher from the assumption of optimization and efficiency that is afforded by the open source economic development method.

Marcin: /* Links */

2016-03-09T23:51:04Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*OSE EIR Basic Financial Model
	*[[EIR Selection Assessment]]		*[[EIR Selection Assessment]]
	*[[Replicable Enterprise]]		*[[Replicable Enterprise]]

Marcin: /* Distributive Enterprise Business Model Brief */

2016-03-06T01:21:02Z

Distributive Enterprise Business Model Brief

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	The prospective EIR is required to propose a clear value proposition, summarized in this template:		The prospective EIR is required to propose a clear value proposition, summarized in this template:

	<html></html>		<html><iframe src="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1jvI47iouZWK5YBRV0_yAoML127_tyc6jFOMUIMC4xnk/embed?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000" frameborder="0" width="960" height="569" allowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" webkitallowfullscreen="true"></iframe></html>

	=Business Plan=		=Business Plan=

Marcin: /* Business Model */

2016-03-06T00:06:29Z

Business Model

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	=Business ~~Model~~=		=Business Plan=

	Based on [[Business Model Canvas]] -		Based on [[Business Model Canvas]] -