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Eventbrite - James Burke presents Peer Value: Advancing the Commons Collaborative Economy - Friday, September 2, 2016 | Saturday, September 3, 2016 at Amsterdam, Amsterdam, NH. Find event and ticket information.
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While welcoming the publication of the European Commission guidance on the collaborative economy the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) sees a …
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The European Commission presented guidance aimed at supporting consumers, businesses and public authorities to engage confidently in the collaborative economy.
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2016 is shaping up to be a turning-point year in which the sharing and collaborative economies enter a period of intense self-examination and reinvention.
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(image from Michell Zappa with permission) One of the most rewarding professional experiences I have had so far is being a speaker at Swift’s banking industry conference Sibos. Every year Swift co…
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Too many damn startups are doing the same damn thing. Lisa Gansky’s massive directory of startups in this space tallies at a whopping 9,703 startups. In our latest Honeycomb 3.0, we reviewed 450 startups, but only about 250 made the cut. We found many startups doing the exact same thing as others, often in the same regional area! Take San Francisco’s recent valet app market, for example: there’s Zirx, Luxe, and Carbon all fighting for me to download their app so they can park my car in the city’s insane downtown area.
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Are digital platforms contributing to essentially redesign the way we work?
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Commons Collaborative Economies: Policies, Technologies and City for the People - Policy & FLOSS for the Commons We invite you to participate in the forthcoming international workshop “Commons Collaborative Economies: Policies, Technologies and City for the People” in Barcelona, March 11-13. This event is organized by the P2Pvalue project in collaboration with the Barcelona municipality. This interdisciplinary workshop will follow up the previous workshop FLOSS4P2P, this time expanding the focus to policy. It will provide an opportunity for policy people to interact with the technical teams of Free/Libre/Open Source Software (FLOSS) platforms for commons-based peer production communities, and to get a deep dive into how to promote the commons approach to collaborative economy from institutions. We have three aims: 1) Highlight the relevance of the commons-oriented model within the collaborative economy 2) Build policy recommendations for the European Commission concerning the regulation of the collaborative economy 3) Provide technical guidelines to build software platforms for collaborative communities. The workshop will include panels on relevant topics, unconference dynamic spaces, a hackathon, and working groups to draft the mentioned policy and technical documents. We welcome proposals for: - Lightning talks (2m): summarise your idea & receive feedback from the audience - Leading Discussion (20-30m): gather those interested in your project/tech/policy/research, introduce it to the group, and discuss - Participatory sessions (30m-1h): engage the interdisciplinary attendees in co-creating, playing or creative dynamic sessions Please email: info@dimmons.net with your proposals, deadline Feb 29. You may find additional info at http://procomuns.net/en/
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Report for the Ministry of Economic Affairs on Innovation in the
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collThis abstract is written for the 2nd International Workshop on the Sharing Economy and presents an ongoing study (January 2014 - December 2016) that is being conducted by Martijn Arets. Crowd
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Lisa Gansky and the value capture in the Sharing Economy
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This week, we are launching new research from Pat Conaty which explores a new economic strategy for Wales against the backdrop of uneven growth and imbalanced recovery from the downturn across the UK. The report draws on best practice and lessons from international case studies and what is currently emerging in Wales to develop the Collaborative Economy Model – an economic and regeneration strategy developed specifically for Wales.
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In a communication published earlier this month, the European Commission policy makers explain the key regulatory issues at hand and provide policy guidelines for member states. A short spoiler: it focusses on topics that most of us find dry and even boring. But it is worthwhile understanding the main questions and suggestions raised by the Commission because they will
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more explotación than collaboration?
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The digitalisation of work is creating new ways of intermediating work, with for example platforms intermediating work between individuals online. These so-called online collaborative platforms have the potential to fundamentally change the labour market, but for the moment, with an estimated 100,000 active workers or 0.05% of total employees in the EU, they do not seem to have a large impact on the offline/traditional labour market or the create/destroy impetus.
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In Procomuns 2016 it is well understood that the “Sharing Economy” is a flawed model, while the Commons Collaborative Economy is a totally different game.
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In Procomuns 2016 it is well understood that the “Sharing Economy” is a flawed model, while the Commons Collaborative Economy is a totally different game.
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The collaborative economy has fueled public debate in recent years. Although development was received positively in the beginning, yet minor cases being
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Microsoft makes it quick for companies of any size to benefit from the collaborative economy with its Azure Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) program.
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Robin Chase discusses the collaborative economy and Peers Inc., a structure that gives individuals the ability to uniquely customize products and services.
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Defining the collaborative economy
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In 2016, it is impossible to ignore the collaborative economy. It is everywhere and in every industry. "Uberisation" was probably THE buzzword of 2015 but it i…
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The foundation of the collaborative economy is allowing others to use something you own or a service you can provide for a fee. We didn’t kill the sharing economy: We’ve just transformed it.
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