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Learning from SMEs is a good way to engage in rapid learning, and this is central to OSE's work. If the SMEs understand open culture, then good collaboration can occur. The most useful SMEs are producers of goods or services that lend themselves to OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing Workshops]] or [[Extreme Learning Workshops]] in general. These workshops involve education (knowledge is the most valuable currency in the information age) and production - which are both forms of capital that can provide positive feedback loops in product development that could yield the open source economy. | Learning from SMEs is a good way to engage in rapid learning, and this is central to OSE's work. If the SMEs understand open culture, then good collaboration can occur. The most useful SMEs are producers of goods or services that lend themselves to OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing Workshops]] or [[Extreme Learning Workshops]] in general. These workshops involve education (knowledge is the most valuable currency in the information age) and production - which are both forms of capital that can provide positive feedback loops in product development that could yield the open source economy. | ||
OSE relies heavily on SMEs to opensource the economy. | |||
=Broadcasting= | =Broadcasting= | ||
Revision as of 23:28, 26 February 2016
Introduction
Learning from SMEs is a good way to engage in rapid learning, and this is central to OSE's work. If the SMEs understand open culture, then good collaboration can occur. The most useful SMEs are producers of goods or services that lend themselves to OSE's Extreme Manufacturing Workshops or Extreme Learning Workshops in general. These workshops involve education (knowledge is the most valuable currency in the information age) and production - which are both forms of capital that can provide positive feedback loops in product development that could yield the open source economy.
OSE relies heavily on SMEs to opensource the economy.
Broadcasting
- Chris Were - discussing Open Broadcaster Software
Internet and Wireless Communications
CAD
- Yorik van Havre - FreeCAD developer