Strategic Plan 2 - Revision history

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Introduction

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	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).

	There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - different companies work together on product development. This occurs when companies recognize that they could improve their triple bottom line by eliminating competitive waste. For this to happen - a framework has to be created which promotes collaborative development. ~~This framework - an open source product development platform - is what we are developing.~~		We are developing a framework for this open economy. This framework - an open source product development platform - is what we are developing.


			There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - different companies work together on product development. This occurs when companies recognize that they could improve their triple bottom line by eliminating competitive waste. For this to happen - a framework has to be created which promotes collaborative development.

	An open source economy involves unleashing access to enabling know-how. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.		An open source economy involves unleashing access to enabling know-how. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.

Marcin at 01:49, 14 September 2012

2012-09-14T01:49:09Z

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	Open Source Ecology will not rest until the barriers to human evolution are toppled. Our platform is		Open Source Ecology will not rest until the barriers to human evolution are toppled. Our platform is
	*'''Eliminating Material Scarcity''' - 50 machines of the Global Village Construction Set - a Village in a Box		*'''Eliminating Material Scarcity''' - 50 machines of the Global Village Construction Set - a Village in a Box
	*'''Freedom for All''' - The elimination of war, and conflicts over resources.		*'''Freedom for All''' - The elimination of war, and conflicts over resources is a natural byproduct.
	*'''Enabling the Human Spirit''' - community of 12 people, 2 hrs. per day to reach a modern standard of living from local resources - ultimate standard of human potential		*'''Enabling the Human Spirit''' - community of 12 people, 2 hrs. per day to reach a modern standard of living from local resources - ultimate standard of human potential
	*'''Open Invitation''' - The benefits of Open Source are bigger than software.		*'''Open Invitation''' - The benefits of Open Source are bigger than software.
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	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).

	There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - product development ~~becomes collaborative between~~ companies ~~- as they~~ recognize that they could ~~achieve better results via collaborative development -~~ by eliminating competitive waste. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.		There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - different companies work together on product development. This occurs when companies recognize that they could improve their triple bottom line by eliminating competitive waste. For this to happen - a framework has to be created which promotes collaborative development. This framework - an open source product development platform - is what we are developing.

			An open source economy involves unleashing access to enabling know-how. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.

	The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:		The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

Marcin at 01:45, 14 September 2012

2012-09-14T01:45:01Z

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	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).

	There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - product development becomes collaborative between ~~independent economic players~~ - as ~~companies~~ recognize that they could achieve better results via collaborative development ~~rather than via competition~~. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.		There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - product development becomes collaborative between companies - as they recognize that they could achieve better results via collaborative development - by eliminating competitive waste. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.

	The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:		The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

Marcin at 01:43, 14 September 2012

2012-09-14T01:43:53Z

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	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).

	There are several properties of an open source economy. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. ~~This is marked by~~ collaborative ~~product development~~ and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:		There are several properties of an open source economy. In an open economic system - product development becomes collaborative between independent economic players - as companies recognize that they could achieve better results via collaborative development rather than via competition. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production - as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. Product development becomes collaborative - and elimination of competitive waste.

			The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

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Marcin: /* Introduction */

2012-09-14T01:40:58Z

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 Funding for GVCS development is obtained via ''bootstrapping production'' - meaning that the products developed as a result of the Distributive Enterprise platform are sold on the open market. Because of our significant social capital, marked by the popularity of the [[GVCS TED Talk]] - we are also leveraging nonprofit sector support to deliver the GVCS and the replication of the GVCS by means of Distributive Enterprise training - see [[Distributive Enterprise]].

Marcin: /* Introduction */

2012-09-14T01:40:23Z

Introduction

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=

	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design~~, open source~~ business models~~, and~~ Distributive Enterprise. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% to 1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design and openly-published business models/enterprise templates ([[Distributive Enterprise]]).

			There are several properties of an open source economy. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

	<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>		<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>

Marcin: /* Introduction */

2012-09-14T01:25:43Z

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	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design, open source business models, and Distributive Enterprise ~~– implying~~ relocalization of physical production. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design, open source business models, and Distributive Enterprise. When applied to economies of regions - this implies relocalization of physical production as enabling know-how is made available to local populations. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

	<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>		<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>

Marcin: /* Introduction */

2012-09-14T01:24:09Z

Introduction

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	Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures a 0.1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, ~~ground~~ transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An ~~open source economy~~ is defined as an economy ~~marked by efficient production of physical goods and other products.~~ Efficiency is defined as access to open source design, open source business models, and Distributive Enterprise – implying relocalization of physical production. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:		Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures 0.1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An Open Source Economy is defined as an ''efficient'' economy - where Efficiency is defined as access to open source design, open source business models, and Distributive Enterprise – implying relocalization of physical production. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

	<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>		<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>

Marcin: /* Vision */

2012-09-14T01:22:44Z

Vision

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	*'''Enabling the Human Spirit''' - community of 12 people, 2 hrs. per day to reach a modern standard of living from local resources - ultimate standard of human potential		*'''Enabling the Human Spirit''' - community of 12 people, 2 hrs. per day to reach a modern standard of living from local resources - ultimate standard of human potential
	*'''Open Invitation''' - The benefits of Open Source are bigger than software.		*'''Open Invitation''' - The benefits of Open Source are bigger than software.

			=Introduction=

			Our goal is to create a parallel Open Source Economy that captures a 0.1% of the global market share of all physical production by 2023. This production includes food, energy, housing, fuel, ground transportation, electromechanical technology, and microelectronics. An open source economy is defined as an economy marked by efficient production of physical goods and other products. Efficiency is defined as access to open source design, open source business models, and Distributive Enterprise – implying relocalization of physical production. This is marked by collaborative product development and elimination of competitive waste. The tactical approach to achieving the above begins with development and beta testing - of a scalable, open source product development methodology by year-end 2013 - also known as Distributive Enterprise creation. Then, the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) will be developed rapidly in 2014-2015 as proof of this methodology. The GVCS consists of these tools:

			<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/pub?id=14_Lws-M_CQtv2FR2Ut-N6q0Z6SwKzIDbXhWah56TeXw&w=480&h=360"></html>

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			Funding for GVCS development is obtained via ''bootstrapping production'' - meaning that the products developed as a result of the Distributive Enterprise platform are sold on the open market. Because of our significant social capital, marked by the popularity of the [[GVCS TED Talk]] - we are also leveraging nonprofit sector support to deliver the GVCS and the replication of the GVCS by means of Distributive Enterprise training - see [[Distributive Enterprise]].

Marcin: /* Vision */

2012-09-14T01:21:18Z

Vision

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	*'''Freedom for All''' - The elimination of war, and conflicts over resources.		*'''Freedom for All''' - The elimination of war, and conflicts over resources.
	*'''Enabling the Human Spirit''' - community of 12 people, 2 hrs. per day to reach a modern standard of living from local resources - ultimate standard of human potential		*'''Enabling the Human Spirit''' - community of 12 people, 2 hrs. per day to reach a modern standard of living from local resources - ultimate standard of human potential
			*'''Open Invitation''' - The benefits of Open Source are bigger than software.