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Throughout its history, IBM has played a special role in helping companies adapt to changes in the marketplace. These days, however, technology is not enough and IBM’s new initiative seeks help companies move at the speed of a lean startup. 
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There’s been a lot of attention paid to Twitter recently, thanks in part to a disappointing earnings report that caused the stock to fall by more than 20 percent, wiping about $8 billion from the company’s market value. But this is about more than just a quarter that failed to meet the market’s expectations for profit or revenue growth — it’s about whether Twitter can ever meet those expectations, given the way the service is constructed and the strategy that it has chosen to follow.
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The MAPPING consortium, in collaboration with DiploFoundation as a consortium member, is holding a round table on Open Innovation in the Proprietary World.
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Would you pay to watch YouTube videos, uninterrupted by advertising?
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See a full Open Source Hardware Group company profile with revenue and employee estimates, competitive analysis, funding & acquisition lists, and the latest company news and events.
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Open source is a growing and arguably successful strategy for making our corner of the world a better place. While altruism motivates many individuals and some companies to make things open source, others are in it for the money.
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We are writing the Business Model Chapter for “Building Open Source Hardware” | Open It Agency http://t.co/lNdVLVeUKb
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This study determines the key stakeholders, goals and existing business models for free and open source software (FOSS) by focusing on three major research ques
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Print book sales have dropped 40%. Do we really think that when we finally emerge from this damn crisis readers will go out and buy print books again?
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The shared economy business model seems to be bringing a strong sense of positivity among customers and independent contractors alike. Will it obliterate traditional models?
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Gen Nauri is Chairman, Linux Professional Institute Japan, which he established in 1999. He spoke at Wichita State University on June 16, 2014 on "New Business Models Which Came from the Open Source Movement." He received a master's degree in electrical engineering from WSU in 1969.
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Sudhanshu Palsule on what it means to be a leader in a world without distance or hierarchy
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The ride-sharing service has a contract-worker problem, and lawyer Shannon Liss-Riordan is determined to change that. If she succeeds, the app economy is going to look very different.
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Aral Balkan speaking about how the business models internet companies employ take advantage user data to make profit, The speech was part of Innovathens ...
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Online shoe-seller Zappos has been experimenting with a self-management organizational structure known as Holacracy for nearly two years.
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The LiveMint website noted that the reason a business model exists is because it articulates how a business creates, delivers and captures value. This is vital. Then why aren’t there as many books on business models as there are on strategy?
Richard Guha's curator insight,
April 13, 2015 9:47 AM
Creating a Business model is critical to being creative in forming a business. All the huge successes we know of create new business models.
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All Things Open 2014 - Day 1 Wednesday, October 22nd, 2014 Andrew Hall Attorney with Fenwick & Associates Business Open Source Licensing & Business Models.
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Patenting everything is so 2005. Companies like Facebook and Tesla Motors have followed the lead of open-source software, and now expose hardware designs possibly worth millions.
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Open source software is accelerating innovation in technology like never before. Over the last decade, non-proprietary, community-developed software has been adopted into virtually every aspect of computing, becoming the foundation for everything from Big Data and cloud computing to mobile devices and Bitcoin.
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Uberfication has become shorthand for many new concepts—from the sharing economy to any significantly disruptive digital business model. But what exactly did Uber do that was materially different to earlier disruptive digital businesses? In short:
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In today’s world it seems there are fewer and fewer industries exist where there isn’t some sort of peer-to-peer model emerging for access to the goods needed to get a job done.
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Open education has been dominated by magic, a belief that somehow high quality education can be delivered at no cost to billions around the world. It is time to get serious about business models that will allow the creation and maintenance of open schools., colleges, universities, on-line courses, and educational materials at affordable prices. Representatives from Open Doors Group, De Anza College, Open Assembly, Florida Virtual Campus, and COT Education will host a lively interactive session on this topic.
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Salil Deshpande (Bain Capital Ventures), Abraham Elias (Sencha), Will Hayes (Lucidworks), Gary Nakamura (Concurrent) discuss open source business models.
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