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Open Design - design methodology where technical specifications, blueprints, and all other economically-significant, supporting information are developed collaborativly and are published openly with zero access barriers to both the results and the process. | Open Design - design methodology where technical specifications, blueprints, and all other economically-significant, supporting information are developed collaborativly and are published openly with zero access barriers to both the results and the process. | ||
This includes different levels at the product, process, and enterprise levels: | |||
:#Open hardware, [[OSHWA]] compliant | |||
:#Open software at all levels, from firmware to platform - [[FSF]] or [[OSI]] compliant | |||
:#Open source operations manual - disclosing details of Enterprise Operations | |||
:#Open Source Supply Chain - including vendors, sources, and Approved Vendors List with [[MOQ]] and delivery time information, regionally adapted | |||
:#Open source Collaborative Marketing Strategy - including running events in parallel in many locations, such that all members are encouraged to collaborate on a publicity strategy and push | |||
:#Open Educational Resources - pursuant to the [[Open Content Definition]] | |||
[[Category:XM]] | [[Category:XM]] | ||
Revision as of 04:08, 28 February 2016
Open Design - design methodology where technical specifications, blueprints, and all other economically-significant, supporting information are developed collaborativly and are published openly with zero access barriers to both the results and the process.
This includes different levels at the product, process, and enterprise levels:
- Open hardware, OSHWA compliant
- Open software at all levels, from firmware to platform - FSF or OSI compliant
- Open source operations manual - disclosing details of Enterprise Operations
- Open Source Supply Chain - including vendors, sources, and Approved Vendors List with MOQ and delivery time information, regionally adapted
- Open source Collaborative Marketing Strategy - including running events in parallel in many locations, such that all members are encouraged to collaborate on a publicity strategy and push
- Open Educational Resources - pursuant to the Open Content Definition