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	=Tier B=		=Tier B=
	*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million~~-dollar~~ rather than billion dollar scale budgets.		*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the 100+ million rather than billion dollar scale budgets.

	=Tier C=		=Tier C=

Marcin at 07:05, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T07:05:23Z

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	=Tier D=		=Tier D=
	*'''Tier D''': The Distributive Enterprise. A social enterprise with an explicit focus of distributing power via [[Open Design]] up to the enterprise design.		*'''Tier D''': The [[Distributive Enterprise]]. A social enterprise with an explicit focus of distributing power via [[Open Design]] up to the enterprise design.
	:*Is open source, [[OSHWA]] and [[FSF]]/[[OSI]] compliant		:*Is open source, [[OSHWA]] and [[FSF]]/[[OSI]] compliant
	:*Focuses competitiveness strategy on open, collaborative development		:*Focuses competitiveness strategy on open, collaborative development

Marcin at 07:04, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T07:04:59Z

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	Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE classification for enterprises. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate ~~wealth~~.		Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE classification for enterprises. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate power.

	=Tier A=		=Tier A=

Marcin at 06:15, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T06:15:39Z

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	Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE classification for enterprises. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.		Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE classification for enterprises. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.

			=Tier A=

	*'''Tier A''': The Big Enterprise. The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:		*'''Tier A''': The Big Enterprise. The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:
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	:*Does not contribute fundamentally to [[Regenerative Development]]		:*Does not contribute fundamentally to [[Regenerative Development]]

			=Tier B=
	*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale budgets.		*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale budgets.

			=Tier C=
	*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise. Typically formed to ''serve humanity.''		*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise. Typically formed to ''serve humanity.''
	:*May or may not be open source (see [[Open Design]])		:*May or may not be open source (see [[Open Design]])
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	:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]		:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]

			=Tier D=
	*'''Tier D''': The Distributive Enterprise. A social enterprise with an explicit focus of distributing power via [[Open Design]] up to the enterprise design.		*'''Tier D''': The Distributive Enterprise. A social enterprise with an explicit focus of distributing power via [[Open Design]] up to the enterprise design.
	:*Is open source, [[OSHWA]] and [[FSF]]/[[OSI]] compliant		:*Is open source, [[OSHWA]] and [[FSF]]/[[OSI]] compliant

Marcin at 06:14, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T06:14:05Z

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	:*Aims for zero waste within processes by continuous quality improvement		:*Aims for zero waste within processes by continuous quality improvement
	:*Is founded on drive for [[Regenerative Development]] of ecosystems and humans		:*Is founded on drive for [[Regenerative Development]] of ecosystems and humans


			[[Category:Distributive Enterprise]]

Marcin at 06:12, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T06:12:00Z

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	Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE ~~reference, classifying the market segmentation of an enterprise~~. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.		Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE classification for enterprises. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.

	*'''Tier A''': The Big Enterprise. The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:		*'''Tier A''': The Big Enterprise. The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:
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	:*IP protection is critical to their success. Favor patent protectionism, trade secrets, secrecy, etc in their culture and operations		:*IP protection is critical to their success. Favor patent protectionism, trade secrets, secrecy, etc in their culture and operations
	:*Profit motive drives decision-making		:*Profit motive drives decision-making
	:*~~Zero~~ regard for natural capital		:*Little regard for natural capital
	:*50% waste within processes		:*50% waste within processes can be achieved by continuous quality improvement
	:*Does not contribute fundamentally [[Regenerative Development]]		:*Does not contribute fundamentally to [[Regenerative Development]]

	*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.		*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale budgets.

	*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise. ~~Operating structure allows this type of enterprise~~ to ~~be transformed into a Distributive Enterprise without dissolution~~.		*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise. Typically formed to ''serve humanity.''
	:*May or may not be open source (see [[Open Design]])		:*May or may not be open source (see [[Open Design]])
	:*Focus on serving people as one of their key competitiveness strategies		:*Focus on serving people as one of their key competitiveness strategies
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	:*Social benefit drives decision-making		:*Social benefit drives decision-making
	:*Natural capital is considered		:*Natural capital is considered
	:*50% waste within processes		:*50% waste within processes can be achieved by continuous quality improvement
	:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]		:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]

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	:*Tends towards absolute distribution of wealth		:*Tends towards absolute distribution of wealth
	:*Tends to improve human rights of self-determination		:*Tends to improve human rights of self-determination
	:*IP protection is antithetical to its goals		:*IP protection is antithetical to its operations and goals
	:*Skill building and distribution of economic power drives decision-making		:*Skill building and distribution of economic power drives decision-making
	:*Natural capital is fundamentally regenerated		:*Natural capital is fundamentally regenerated
	:*Aims for zero waste within processes by continuous quality improvement		:*Aims for zero waste within processes by continuous quality improvement
	:*Is founded on drive for [[Regenerative Development]] of ecosystems and humans		:*Is founded on drive for [[Regenerative Development]] of ecosystems and humans

Marcin at 06:06, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T06:06:33Z

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	Tiers of Enterprise ~~refer to~~ classifying the market segmentation of an enterprise based on ~~their~~ tendency to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.		Tiers of Enterprise is an internal OSE reference, classifying the market segmentation of an enterprise. This assessment of Enterprise Tiers is based on the tendency of the enterprise to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.

	*'''Tier A''': The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:		*'''Tier A''': The Big Enterprise. The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:
	:*Closed source at most or all levels, as far as [[Open Design]] of their products is concerned in the broad sense		:*Closed source at most or all levels, as far as [[Open Design]] of their products is concerned in the broad sense
	:*Focus on market monopolization as one of their key competitiveness strategies		:*Focus on market monopolization as one of their key competitiveness strategies
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	:*Does not contribute fundamentally [[Regenerative Development]]		:*Does not contribute fundamentally [[Regenerative Development]]

	*'''Tier B''': The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.		*'''Tier B''': The Medium Enterprise. The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.

	*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise.		*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise. Operating structure allows this type of enterprise to be transformed into a Distributive Enterprise without dissolution.
	:*May or may not be open source (see [[Open Design]])		:*May or may not be open source (see [[Open Design]])
	:*Focus on serving people as one of their key competitiveness strategies		:*Focus on serving people as one of their key competitiveness strategies
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	:*50% waste within processes		:*50% waste within processes
	:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]		:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]

			*'''Tier D''': The Distributive Enterprise. A social enterprise with an explicit focus of distributing power via [[Open Design]] up to the enterprise design.
			:*Is open source, [[OSHWA]] and [[FSF]]/[[OSI]] compliant
			:*Focuses competitiveness strategy on open, collaborative development
			:*Tends towards absolute distribution of wealth
			:*Tends to improve human rights of self-determination
			:*IP protection is antithetical to its goals
			:*Skill building and distribution of economic power drives decision-making
			:*Natural capital is fundamentally regenerated
			:*Aims for zero waste within processes by continuous quality improvement
			:*Is founded on drive for [[Regenerative Development]] of ecosystems and humans

Marcin at 05:58, 28 February 2016

2016-02-28T05:58:27Z

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	Tiers of Enterprise refer to classifying the market segmentation of an enterprise based on their tendency to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.		Tiers of Enterprise refer to classifying the market segmentation of an enterprise based on their tendency to distribute vs. concentrate wealth.

	*'''Tier A''': The super-~~concentrators~~. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:		*'''Tier A''': The super-concentrator business-as-usual enterprise. Refers to extreme-performing generators and concentrators of wealth, such as typical outcomes of leading accelerators like [[Y Combinator]]. A good example of a Tier A enterprise is Apple or Google. Such enterprises are:
	:*Closed source at most or all levels, as far as [[Open Design]] of their products is concerned in the broad sense		:*Closed source at most or all levels, as far as [[Open Design]] of their products is concerned in the broad sense
	:*Focus on market monopolization as one of their key competitiveness strategies		:*Focus on market monopolization as one of their key competitiveness strategies
	:*Lead to extreme concentration of wealth, and as a result tend to buy innovation more than to develop innovation		:*Lead to extreme concentration of wealth, and as a result tend to buy innovation more than to develop innovation
	:*Tend to violate human rights of privacy and choice through the use of their products		:*Tend to violate human rights of factory workers, and of privacy and choice through the use of their products
	:*IP protection is critical to their success. Favor patent protectionism, trade secrets, secrecy, etc in their culture and operations		:*IP protection is critical to their success. Favor patent protectionism, trade secrets, secrecy, etc in their culture and operations
	:*Profit motive drives decision-making		:*Profit motive drives decision-making
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	:*Does not contribute fundamentally [[Regenerative Development]]		:*Does not contribute fundamentally [[Regenerative Development]]

	*'''Tier B''': The ~~concentrators~~. ~~Run of the mill~~ enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.		*'''Tier B''': The non-distributors. Business-as-usual enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.

	*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise.		*'''Tier C''': The social enterprise.

Marcin at 05:52, 28 February 2016

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	:*Zero regard for natural capital		:*Zero regard for natural capital
	:*50% waste within processes		:*50% waste within processes
	:*Is not ~~part of~~ [[Regenerative Development]]		:*Does not contribute fundamentally [[Regenerative Development]]

	*'''Tier B''': The concentrators. Run of the mill enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.		*'''Tier B''': The concentrators. Run of the mill enterprise with capital-concentrative tendencies, similar to Tier A but at the million-dollar rather than billion dollar scale.
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	:*Social benefit drives decision-making		:*Social benefit drives decision-making
	:*Natural capital is considered		:*Natural capital is considered
			:*50% waste within processes
			:*May contribute to [[Regenerative Development]]

Marcin at 05:43, 28 February 2016

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 :*Focus on market monopolization as one of their key competitiveness strategies
 :*Lead to extreme concentration of wealth, and as a result tend to buy innovation more than to develop innovation
-:*Tend to violate basic human rights of privacy and choice through the use of their products
+:*Tend to violate human rights of privacy and choice through the use of their products
-:*Favor patent protectionism, trade secrets, secrecy, etc in their culture and operations
+:*IP protection is critical to their success. Favor patent protectionism, trade secrets, secrecy, etc in their culture and operations