This document summarizes an Open World Forum event on October 30th about open models. It discusses how open models are efficient and solve problems by creating new things while challenging incumbents. It then maps out open models according to why they were created, what they involve, who is involved, how they are governed, and the extent to which they can be used. The document also covers different types of open model business strategies like hybrid, dual licensing, funding, platforms, and open initiatives.

1. Open World Forum - October 30th
Louis-David Benyayer
@LDBenyayer
www.openmodels.fr

2. #Openmodels are efficient

3. Source :
#Openmodels solve problems

4. Source :
#Openmodels create new things

5. #Openmodels challenge incumbents

6. 6 industries
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7. 53 contributors
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8. 14 propositions
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9. Pragmatic
Activist
Mapping the Open Models

10. Mapping the Open Models
Why
(share knowledge, solve a problem, increase perf.)
What
(design, software, place, process, …)
Who
(Public, partners, clients, ecosystem, suppliers, …)
How
(governance, tools, incentives …)
To what extent
(use, modify, copy, …)
When
(Design, go to market, continuously, …)

11. Contribution
Hybrid
Dual Licensing
Open initiatives
Diffusion
Funding
Platforms
Costs
Revenues
Business models
Open strategies

12. Contribution
Use / modify
Fondations
Gifts
€
Open initiatives

13. Hybrid
Use
Products & services
Cory doctorow
€
€
Open initiatives

14. Dual Licensing
Open Core / Closed Core
Trey Ratcliffe
Licences
Freemiums
€
Use under conditions
Open initiatives

15. Funding
Commission
Services
Platforms

16. Diffusion
Commission
Ad
Data
Platforms

17. « platforms capture nearly all the value created by communities and individuals. »
« Here’s the paradox : whereas peer to peer is more productive than hierarchy, the additional productivity is captured by a limited number of players who gained a central position. »
Michel Bauwens
2013
Fair value sharing ?
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18. Open strategies
Strengthen the core model or develop new activities
Reduce design risks/ costs
Mobilize clients in the value chain

19. What’s next

20. Currencies
Seeds
Health

21. Louis-David Benyayer
@LDBenyayer
www.openmodels.fr