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=Established EIR Program= | =Established EIR Program= | ||
*Candidate applies to OSE. | *Candidate applies to OSE, proposing a detailed Enterprise and operations brief that includes workflows, operations time requirements, and revenue projections. Candidate uses [[Distributive Enterprise Brief]] Template. | ||
*After acceptance, EIR runs an established Enterprise, while creating a new Enterprise. | *After acceptance, EIR runs an established Enterprise, while creating a new Enterprise. | ||
*EIR is an immersion education program, consistent with OSE's education and public service mission. | *EIR is an immersion education program, consistent with OSE's education and public service mission. | ||
*EIR develops know-how for the benefit of all humankind, while testing the validity of the model by testing the actual enterprise and providing data on its outcomes. | *EIR develops know-how for the benefit of all humankind, while testing the validity of the model by testing the actual enterprise and providing data on its outcomes. | ||
*Established Enterprise funds the EIR and their R | *Established Enterprise funds the EIR and their R | ||
Revision as of 22:23, 9 March 2016
Established EIR Program
- Candidate applies to OSE, proposing a detailed Enterprise and operations brief that includes workflows, operations time requirements, and revenue projections. Candidate uses Distributive Enterprise Brief Template.
- After acceptance, EIR runs an established Enterprise, while creating a new Enterprise.
- EIR is an immersion education program, consistent with OSE's education and public service mission.
- EIR develops know-how for the benefit of all humankind, while testing the validity of the model by testing the actual enterprise and providing data on its outcomes.
- Established Enterprise funds the EIR and their R