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What is a [[Value Network]]? - [https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1yjcxlN4RN0Trr1TeuG3YOuxQWgvHetxP2HzBvh9dZfo answer provided by the SENSORICA team]. | What is a [[Value Network]]? - [https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1yjcxlN4RN0Trr1TeuG3YOuxQWgvHetxP2HzBvh9dZfo answer provided by the SENSORICA team]. | ||
EXAMPLES of functioning value networks - See [ | EXAMPLES of functioning value networks - See [[Sensorica]] | ||
=Discussion= | =Discussion= | ||
Tiberius Brastaviceanu: | [[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 are working hard to solve the value accounting problem, which is meant to support large scale co-creation of value. The value accounting is a way to capture individual contributions that blend into a unique product, to evaluate these contributions, and to compute equity in the end product, a % for every member. | "We need to make the distinction between co-creation of value and value exchange. These are two important processes but very distinct ones. Sensoricans are working hard to solve the value accounting problem, which is meant to support large scale co-creation of value. The value accounting is a way to capture individual contributions that blend into a unique product, to evaluate these contributions, and to compute equity in the end product, a % for every member. | ||
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Once the product is made it is exchanged, and this is where you need currencies, or systems of value exchange. | Once the product is made it is exchanged, and this is where you need currencies, or systems of value exchange. | ||
Again, value accounting for co-creation of value and value exchange are two different things in my mind. These two systems must interact with each other, but we need to see them as separate. One is designed to manage the amalgamation of value from different agents into one product, the other one is designed to facilitate value exchange between different agents, with no value added in the process." | Again, value accounting for co-creation of value and value exchange are two different things in my mind. These two systems must interact with each other, but we need to see them as separate. One is designed to manage the amalgamation of value from different agents into one product, the other one is designed to facilitate value exchange between different agents, with no value added in the process." | ||
[[Category:Open]] | [[Category:Open]] | ||
[[Category:P2P Accounting]] | [[Category:P2P Accounting]] | ||
[[Category:Open Company Formats]] | [[Category:Open Company Formats]] | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 9 March 2013
What is a Value Network? - answer provided by the SENSORICA team.
EXAMPLES of functioning value networks - See Sensorica
Discussion
"We need to make the distinction between co-creation of value and value exchange. These are two important processes but very distinct ones. Sensoricans are working hard to solve the value accounting problem, which is meant to support large scale co-creation of value. The value accounting is a way to capture individual contributions that blend into a unique product, to evaluate these contributions, and to compute equity in the end product, a % for every member.
NOTE the value accounting system is NOT a system that objectifies value and it is not a bean counting system! It is a contract, a method to which all contributors adhere to reassure every contributor about how the future revenue will be redistributed. That's it! It preserves the subjective nature of value, it can take, in theory, into consideration all types of value, tangible and intangible.
Once the product is made it is exchanged, and this is where you need currencies, or systems of value exchange.
Again, value accounting for co-creation of value and value exchange are two different things in my mind. These two systems must interact with each other, but we need to see them as separate. One is designed to manage the amalgamation of value from different agents into one product, the other one is designed to facilitate value exchange between different agents, with no value added in the process."