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The governance equation is a standardized, extensible set of measurable dimensions of governance. These dimensions will have considerable if not complete overlap with those of the Value Equation. A particular Nondominium agreement may use some or all of those dimensions, and may assign weights to them to incent the emergence of their desired organizational form.
Trust Equation Trust Metrics User Labor Markup Language Virtual Location Metrics Watts Strogatz Model Scale-free networks See also: Adventure Economy ; Center for Adventure Economics Inclusive Wealth - Metric Companies Spigit Well-Being Metrics :
Dunbar has developed an equation, which works for most primates, in which he plugs in what he calls the neocortex ratio of a particular species - the size of the neocortex relative to the size of the brain - and the equation gives us the maximum expected group size for each species. For humans, the max group size is 147.8, or about 150.
Discussion 1. by Tiberius Brastaviceanu: "We need to make the distinction between co-creation of value and value exchange.These are two important processes but very distinct ones. Sensoricans [members of Sensorica] are working hard to solve the value accounting problem, which is meant to support large scale co-creation of value. ...
The Open Value Network (OVN) model describes a blend between the 3 arrangements mentioned above, mostly coordination and some collaboration. No one works for anyone else. All labor is transferred into fluid equity through a value accounting system, which grants ownership to the participant member to a percentage of the future revenue generated ...
Where Web 2.0 implies everything from an aesthetic, to a business model, to a philosophy, audience 2.0 implies the other half of that equation. It is the people who use, experience, and interact with one another through whatever it is we may call “Web 2.0.”
James Quilligan has been an analyst and administrator in the field of international development since 1975. He has served as policy advisor and writer for many international politicians and leaders, including Pierre Trudeau, François Mitterrand, Edward Heath, Julius Nyerere, Lopez Portillo, Olof Palme, Willy Brandt, and Jimmy Carter.
