To better examine these cases, we have created two notions that we first placed under the formule of Institute 2.0.
Pr. Andrew McAfee coined Enterprise 2.0 as "the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers (...)".
Under the empire of an antique Vietnamese poetic art, we have created the following definition for Institute 2.0 as "the use of emergent differentiated IP commons within a knowledge community.
- IP commons enables people to share, remix, reuse, -legally (Creative Commons definition)
- Differentiated means various contractual environments in which the path of creation and/or innovation is traceable and persistent over time.
- Emergent means that the commons have been made readable and understandable for reasonably educated people.
Adopting the Institute 2.0 definition would lead to say that
- Wikipedia is not an Institute 2.0 because the path of creation is not visible (some contributors stay anonymous);
Finally, we might chose the label "2.20" instead of "2.0" to evoke the time of the journey for Institute 2.20 to be widely adopted: "2.20" which sounds "to twenty" or two twenty, hints to 2020, ten years from today, 2010.
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The Business Impact of IP : credits
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The Business Impact of IP : credits
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