Non-Distributive Open Hardware Enterprise: Difference between revisions
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An enterprise that does not provide the blueprints for reproduction of its products. | An enterprise that does not provide the blueprints for reproduction of its products. | ||
Note that the [[Open Hardware Definition]] requires schematics to be open source, but does not require fabrication information, circuit layouts, or CAM files to be open source. Inherently, the Open Hardware Definition does not require the disclosure of production or business information that leads to [[Distributive Enterprise]]. Note that OSE's [[License for Distributive Economics]] DOES require enabling enterprise replication information. OSE collaborates with entities to make such information fully available and transparent, for the sake of creating post-scarcity economics free of [[Artificial Scarcity]], as embodied | Note that the [[Open Hardware Definition]] requires schematics to be open source, but does not require fabrication information, circuit layouts, or CAM files to be open source. Inherently, the Open Hardware Definition does not require the disclosure of production or business information that leads to [[Distributive Enterprise]]. Note that OSE's [[License for Distributive Economics]] DOES require enabling enterprise replication information. OSE collaborates with entities to make such information fully available and transparent, for the sake of creating post-scarcity economics free of [[Artificial Scarcity]], as embodied in OSE's definition of the [[Open Source Economy]] | ||
[[Distributive Enterprise]] discloses its full production toolchains, production engineering, layouts, CAM files, BOMs, and supply chain optimization information. | [[Distributive Enterprise]] discloses its full production toolchains, production engineering, layouts, CAM files, BOMs, and supply chain optimization information. | ||
Revision as of 21:21, 22 June 2020
An enterprise that does not provide the blueprints for reproduction of its products.
Note that the Open Hardware Definition requires schematics to be open source, but does not require fabrication information, circuit layouts, or CAM files to be open source. Inherently, the Open Hardware Definition does not require the disclosure of production or business information that leads to Distributive Enterprise. Note that OSE's License for Distributive Economics DOES require enabling enterprise replication information. OSE collaborates with entities to make such information fully available and transparent, for the sake of creating post-scarcity economics free of Artificial Scarcity, as embodied in OSE's definition of the Open Source Economy
Distributive Enterprise discloses its full production toolchains, production engineering, layouts, CAM files, BOMs, and supply chain optimization information.