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With Wikinomics

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The five principals of Wikinomics

• Collaboration.

• Openness.

• Sharing.

• Integrity.

• Interdependence.

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Transparency is necessary

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The wisdom of the crowd.

vencorps.com innovation in venture capital

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Peer to peer social lending platforms.

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Jay Rogers of Local Motors uses micro factories and mass collaboration to

design and manufacture automobiles.

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Linux shows that open source can generate big profits.

• Cost 10 billion to produce.• Now a 50 billion a year industry. • Embraced by IBM, Google and Apple.

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But some critics say Linux and the open source movement is socialism.

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Many large corporations have embraced open collaboration and

have realized huge profits.• Proctor and Gamble uses InnoCentive, an

online collective of over 200 000 scientists.

• The problem of wrinkle free shirts was solved by a scientist in the semi conductor field; the wisdom of the crowd and open innovation.

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Can we really solve 21st century problems without embracing the

principals of Wikinomics?

• The average car creates 28 tons of waste just in its manufacturing.

• 600 million cars on the road at time of publishing.

• By 2050 there will be 700 million cars in China alone.

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We need an energy grid that is intelligent, decentralized, transparent

and open source. Is this socialist?

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What would a Wikinomics solution to climate change look like?

• Scientists use Google Earth to track deforestation.

• EarthLab, one of the most popular online carbon calculators.

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CDP works with institutional investors.

An organization based in the United Kingdom which works with shareholders andcorporations to disclose the greenhouse gas emissions of major corporations.

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Online detailed assessment of products and the supply chain behind them.

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Open source education.

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Online collaboration tools for education.

• Sakai is a community of academic institutions, commercial organizations and individuals who work together to develop a common Collaboration and Learning Environment.

•Rate My Professors is the best online tool for college professor reviews and ratings based on student feedback.

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Online scientific collaboration.

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Citizens Science Alliance.

• The CSA is a collaboration of scientists, software developers and educators who collectively develop, manage and utilize internet-based citizen science projects.

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OpenWetWare is a wiki whose mission is to support open research, education, publication, and discussion in biological sciences and engineering.

The Public Library of Science is a nonprofit open access scientific publishing project aimed at creating a library of open access journals and other scientific literature under an open content license, and is now the most respected medical journal in the world.

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Online medicine.

• Rate my MD.

• Patients Like Me, for people with rare diseases.

• Sermo, an online doctors lounge.

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In the U.K. in 2006 Twitter revealed what company was behind a toxic

waste spill in the Ivory Coast.

Even though there had been a court ordered ban on media

information.

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Traditional media is greatly impacted by the internet; revenues dropping.

• Traditional media did not predict the economic crash of 2008, because it is owned by Wall Street.

• Investigative Journalism has suffered.

• ProPublica , non-profit online investigative journalism.

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Leo Laporte started his own podcast because he refused to dumb his

material down. It is now the most popular tech show in the world

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Revolution: Wikinomics in Government.

• One of the first places we saw the impact of social media on international politics was in Iran’s Green Revolution in 2009.

• And the Arab Spring in 2010.

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Digital Democracy.

• The five principals of Wikinomics in government. Open data in government.

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Citizen Power.

• Cop Watch.

• Corp Watch.

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NGO’s are now the eighth largest economic sector, providing 15 billion in aid annually.

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Micro Finance.

• Kiva.org

• The Grameen Bank

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Davos World Economic Forum

• We need a new approach based on collaboration and transparency.

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Netsquared matching entrepreneurs with social activism, focusing on

innovation.

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The six rules of Wikinomics.

1. Don’t just create a product, create a platform.

2. Share your intellectual property.

3. Encourage people to organize.

4. Promote talented leadership.

5. Broaden and deepen cultural collaboration.

6. Empower the net generation.