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=About=
The Hedgehog Concept, developed by Jim Collins in Good to Great, is a strategic framework for achieving superior, long-term success by focusing on one, simple, "crystalline" idea. What are you best in the world at?
=OSE Context=
For OSE, that means every person should be able to answer five questions:
#What are we building?
#Why does it matter?
#How does it create revenue or livelihood?
#How does it become replicable?
#How does my role improve that system?
=4/23/23=
*Building collaborative, open enterprise ecosystems and communities for everyone.
=4/22/23=
*Transparent, modular system design culture for distributing optimal, ethical enterprise.
**End point is ethical, integrated, ecosystems. As opposed to siloed, disconnnected.
*Transformation through transparent system design.
**Implies the integration
*Open, modular production for solving pressing world issues.
**Not collaborative? Is collaboration a part if collaboration is not a good selling point? How are we inclusive without collaboration?
*Modular design-build enterprise systems for solving pressing world issues.
*Open collaborative enterprise culture for evolving to possibility.
*Open collaborative enterprise culture for evolving to possibility.
**Open collaborative replicable enterprise culture for evolving on pressing world issues by design-build.
**Open collaborative replicable enterprise culture for evolving on pressing world issues by design-build.

Latest revision as of 10:14, 6 April 2026

About

The Hedgehog Concept, developed by Jim Collins in Good to Great, is a strategic framework for achieving superior, long-term success by focusing on one, simple, "crystalline" idea. What are you best in the world at?


OSE Context

For OSE, that means every person should be able to answer five questions:

  1. What are we building?
  2. Why does it matter?
  3. How does it create revenue or livelihood?
  4. How does it become replicable?
  5. How does my role improve that system?

4/23/23

  • Building collaborative, open enterprise ecosystems and communities for everyone.

4/22/23

  • Transparent, modular system design culture for distributing optimal, ethical enterprise.
    • End point is ethical, integrated, ecosystems. As opposed to siloed, disconnnected.
  • Transformation through transparent system design.
    • Implies the integration
  • Open, modular production for solving pressing world issues.
    • Not collaborative? Is collaboration a part if collaboration is not a good selling point? How are we inclusive without collaboration?
  • Modular design-build enterprise systems for solving pressing world issues.
  • Open collaborative enterprise culture for evolving to possibility.
    • Open collaborative replicable enterprise culture for evolving on pressing world issues by design-build.
      • True that most people don't care about saving the world, but our team aspires to this as the point of differentiation
      • Includes open/collaborative core, but not methods such as modularity, swarms, optimization
      • Shows clear discipline through 'culture' - which must have discipline of people, thought, and action
      • Solving pressing world issues must be meant to convey discipline
      • Core message must center on discipline and performance culture, and aspiration of growth and evolution
  • Open collaborative enterprise culture for evolving to possibility.
  • Distributive enterprise for financial independence.