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The Collaborative Production model is a method of producing anything (ideas, agricultural products, machines, hardware, energy, fuel, energy, housing, etc.) where a skilled leader creates an infrastructure where less skilled individuals can participate in meaningful production.
The Collaborative Production model is a method of producing anything (ideas, agricultural products, machines, hardware, energy, fuel, energy, housing, etc.) where a skilled Lead Producercreates an infrastructure where less skilled individuals can participate in meaningful production.


The desired outcomes of this model are
The desired outcomes of this model are an overall integrattion of the productive process:
*Decreased specialization of the Lead Producer by inclusion of others to fill tasks and thereby allow the leader to increase the scope of the productive operation
*Reskilling of unskilled people by lowering the barriers to effective production - thereby empowering individuals to become less specialized and therefore more effective.
 
Note that we carry an assumption of [[Generalism vs Specialism]]

Revision as of 12:14, 6 October 2012

The Collaborative Production model is a method of producing anything (ideas, agricultural products, machines, hardware, energy, fuel, energy, housing, etc.) where a skilled Lead Producercreates an infrastructure where less skilled individuals can participate in meaningful production.

The desired outcomes of this model are an overall integrattion of the productive process:

  • Decreased specialization of the Lead Producer by inclusion of others to fill tasks and thereby allow the leader to increase the scope of the productive operation
  • Reskilling of unskilled people by lowering the barriers to effective production - thereby empowering individuals to become less specialized and therefore more effective.

Note that we carry an assumption of Generalism vs Specialism