The Rise Of Emergent Networks - Part 2 of 2 - 1 views
Collaboration Is Misunderstood and Overused - Andrew Campbell - Harvard Business Review - 0 views
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managers in different functions or different business units seem surprisingly reluctant to work together
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Jealousies, misunderstandings and enmity seem more common than collaboration
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Why does collaboration fail? There are lots of reasons. Collaboration can be time-consuming. It creates risks for the participants. Competing objectives can be hard to resolve
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IRODS:Data Grids, Digital Libraries, Persistent Archives, and Real-time Data Systems - ... - 0 views
ShiftSpace | mix, annotate, shift, share, any website, anywhere - 0 views
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an open source browser plugin for collaboratively annotating, editing and shifting the web.
The Dead Are Wealthier Than the Living: Capital in the 21st Century - Pacific Standard:... - 0 views
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you needed at least 20 to 30 times the income of the average person, and the most lucrative professions paid only half that
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Consequently, “society” (i.e., the rich) consisted almost entirely of rentiers living off inherited wealth
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In recent memory, the way to get rich has been to do it yourself
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just in case we get too caught up in determining incomes, disrupting private capital and inheritance needs to be on the agenda. Private goods tend to eventually become public goods (paid a royalty for paper lately?) but the rate at which private goods become public needs to increase (patent reform, inheritance tax etc)
Open Garden | Home - 0 views
Collaborations: The rise of research networks : Nature : Nature Publishing Group - 0 views
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Co-authorship has been increasing inexorably3, 4. Recently it has exploded.
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Collaboration is normally a good thing from a wider public perspective. Knowledge is better transferred and combined by collaboration, and co-authored papers tend to be cited more frequently
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The first paper with 1,000 authors was published in 2004
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Digital Reality | Edge.org - 0 views
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When you snap the bricks together, you don't need a ruler to play Lego; the geometry comes from the parts
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first attribute is metrology that comes from the parts
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digitizing composites into little linked loops of carbon fiber instead of making giant pieces
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DocSend - 1 views
Horizon 2020 - European Commission - 0 views
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Latest news and events Register and come to the METRIC Final Conference! Event date: 19/03/2015 Brussels, Belgium The objective of the Final Conference is to present key findings on regional Transport Innovation Frameworks, measuring and explaining the performance of regional innovation frameworks, meta-analysis of main principles and typology for regional innovation, regional strategy plan and recommendations. Read more
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Free currency - 0 views
The free currency produced by the Duniter open software will solve Sensorica sharing value problem. Everybody will receive an universal dividend (ie a medium income, a kind of basic income compute ...
Blockchain applies - 0 views
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