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This is operational software, for running an open value network as an economic organization. It logs contributions, coordinates work, and distributes income to contributors. It also does multi-party accounting: that is, accounting reports for each participating person and organization, covering their activities within the network. It does not do ecommerce or social networking." | This is operational software, for running an open value network as an economic organization. It logs contributions, coordinates work, and distributes income to contributors. It also does multi-party accounting: that is, accounting reports for each participating person and organization, covering their activities within the network. It does not do ecommerce or social networking." | ||
(http://commonsfest.info/en/2015/anichta-diktia-axias/) | (http://commonsfest.info/en/2015/anichta-diktia-axias/) | ||
=Status= | |||
"The django-rea organization is created in aim to create a set of building blocks on which other Django apps can build upon to create [[Network Resource Planning]] Systems - NRP, as opposed to the more restricted common patterns we encounter in enterprise resource planning systems - ERP. | |||
The project starts from the valuenetwork project, centered around [[Open Value Networks]]. This evolved into a NRP gravitating towards openness and transparency. NRP was co-designed and is in daily use by [[Sensorica]]. | |||
The NRP software was then adopted, forked , and changed, by [[Freedom Coop]] for their [[Open Collaborative Platform]] (OCP). They upgraded from Django 1.4 to Django 1.8, added the ability to handle the digital currency FairCoins, added a new app called work, with some separation, protections, and permissions between different organizations using the same system, added a membership procedure, and improved the menus and look-and-feel. OCP is in daily use. | |||
The Freedom Coop fork was then forked again by GoPacifia for their [[Democratic Emancipatory Economy Platform]] (DEEP), which is still under development. | |||
And the [[Matrioshka]] project, a spinoff from Sensorica, also wants to use the same code base, and is starting by using OCP. | |||
The goal of this django-rea project is to unify all of those forks and modularize the code base, so all of those organizations can work on the same core software, and separate out all of the features that not everybody wants to use into optional modules. A secondary goal is to be able to be able to support future apps that could be even more limited than these groups need. | |||
As we understand somebody’s needs might be different than those we have been using it for thus this project. Which is born to create a set of modular apps on which to develop business apps. In a sense it’s another framework in your toolbox. | |||
In django-rea we are going a step forward generalizing and modularizing the previous projects since we think and understand REA modelling provides an invaluable asset in business model driven applications." | |||
(http://rea-project.readthedocs.io/en/latest/intro.html) | |||
Revision as of 16:53, 3 March 2017
= Network Resource Planning [NRP] is Enterprise Resource Planning [ERP] rethought completely for P2P Open Value Networks.
Context
Bob Haugen:
"This project started in 2012 as a collaboration between SENSORICA and Mikorizal Software.
Network Resource Planning [NRP] is Enterprise Resource Planning [ERP] rethought completely for P2P Open Value Networks.
The software has changed its name regularly. It started out being called Valnet, then Value Accounting System [VAS], then Open Value Network Operating System [OVN-OS], and now it seems to have settled down as NRP.
The slide deck referenced below is the current best overview.
See also: Valnet"
Description
Apostolis Xekoukoulotakis:
"New software is emerging designed for OVNs producing material goods. One such application is Network Resource Planning (NRP), which is ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) for networks. NRP is being developed by a collaboration between Sensorica (described above), and some open-source software developers who have experience in “lean manufacturing” supply chains (http://mikorizal.org).
This is operational software, for running an open value network as an economic organization. It logs contributions, coordinates work, and distributes income to contributors. It also does multi-party accounting: that is, accounting reports for each participating person and organization, covering their activities within the network. It does not do ecommerce or social networking." (http://commonsfest.info/en/2015/anichta-diktia-axias/)
Status
"The django-rea organization is created in aim to create a set of building blocks on which other Django apps can build upon to create Network Resource Planning Systems - NRP, as opposed to the more restricted common patterns we encounter in enterprise resource planning systems - ERP.
The project starts from the valuenetwork project, centered around Open Value Networks. This evolved into a NRP gravitating towards openness and transparency. NRP was co-designed and is in daily use by Sensorica.
The NRP software was then adopted, forked , and changed, by Freedom Coop for their Open Collaborative Platform (OCP). They upgraded from Django 1.4 to Django 1.8, added the ability to handle the digital currency FairCoins, added a new app called work, with some separation, protections, and permissions between different organizations using the same system, added a membership procedure, and improved the menus and look-and-feel. OCP is in daily use.
The Freedom Coop fork was then forked again by GoPacifia for their Democratic Emancipatory Economy Platform (DEEP), which is still under development.
And the Matrioshka project, a spinoff from Sensorica, also wants to use the same code base, and is starting by using OCP.
The goal of this django-rea project is to unify all of those forks and modularize the code base, so all of those organizations can work on the same core software, and separate out all of the features that not everybody wants to use into optional modules. A secondary goal is to be able to be able to support future apps that could be even more limited than these groups need.
As we understand somebody’s needs might be different than those we have been using it for thus this project. Which is born to create a set of modular apps on which to develop business apps. In a sense it’s another framework in your toolbox.
In django-rea we are going a step forward generalizing and modularizing the previous projects since we think and understand REA modelling provides an invaluable asset in business model driven applications." (http://rea-project.readthedocs.io/en/latest/intro.html)
More Information
The software is available from:
These are the current running instances: