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#'''Does the device itself, or products that can be produced with this device - command at least a $1B global market?''' The market must be significant, meaning that the product can be considered for scalable, [[Distributed Market Substitution]] | #'''Does the device itself, or products that can be produced with this device - command at least a $1B global market?''' The market must be significant, meaning that the product can be considered for scalable, [[Distributed Market Substitution]] | ||
#'''Is the license [[OSHWA]] and [[OSI]] compliant?''' Must comply with economic freedom. [[NC]] and [[P2P]] licenses do not qualify. | #'''Is the license [[OSHWA]] and [[OSI]] compliant?''' Must comply with economic freedom. [[NC]] and [[P2P]] licenses do not qualify. | ||
#Does the product lend itself to distributed manufacturing, or can it be modified to be produced in a distributed way? (Easy sourcing, common materials, [[Distributed Qaulity Control]]) | #'''Distributed Manufacturing''' -Does the product lend itself to distributed manufacturing, or can it be modified to be produced in a distributed way? (Easy sourcing, common materials, [[Distributed Qaulity Control]]) | ||
#Does the product fit with [[OSE Product Ecologies]] to create a Civilization Starter Kit or Global Village Construction Set? | #'''Closed Loop Material Cycles''' - does the product lend itself well to full lifecycle stewardship? | ||
#'''Product Ecologies''' -Does the product fit with [[OSE Product Ecologies]] to create a Civilization Starter Kit or Global Village Construction Set? | |||
==Other Useful Points== | ==Other Useful Points== | ||
#Is there an open source community around the project? | #'''Community''' - Is there an open source community around the project? | ||
#Is the community or its leaders interested in collaboration? | #'''Collaborative Literacy''' - Is the community or its leaders interested in collaboration? This is a key point to ask. If the community is interested in collaboration, good synergy can result. If the developers go off in a corner and work in isolation, coordination and synergy may be limited. | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 1 April 2019
Intro
This is an assessment to determine whether a certain project qualifies for collaboration with Open Source Ecology within the framework of a Distributive Enterprise. OSE products follow a Product Selection Metric
Assessment
For a positive assessement, these are the requirement:
- Does the device itself, or products that can be produced with this device - command at least a $1B global market? The market must be significant, meaning that the product can be considered for scalable, Distributed Market Substitution
- Is the license OSHWA and OSI compliant? Must comply with economic freedom. NC and P2P licenses do not qualify.
- Distributed Manufacturing -Does the product lend itself to distributed manufacturing, or can it be modified to be produced in a distributed way? (Easy sourcing, common materials, Distributed Qaulity Control)
- Closed Loop Material Cycles - does the product lend itself well to full lifecycle stewardship?
- Product Ecologies -Does the product fit with OSE Product Ecologies to create a Civilization Starter Kit or Global Village Construction Set?
Other Useful Points
- Community - Is there an open source community around the project?
- Collaborative Literacy - Is the community or its leaders interested in collaboration? This is a key point to ask. If the community is interested in collaboration, good synergy can result. If the developers go off in a corner and work in isolation, coordination and synergy may be limited.