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Capacity

TiberiusB: /* Dissemination */

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Dissemination

TiberiusB: /* Network of networks */

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Network of networks

TiberiusB: /* Dissemination */

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Dissemination

TiberiusB: /* Decision making */

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Decision making

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 ===Capacity===
-The [[capacity]] methodology is about creating the conditions for the [[organization]] to conduct its operations. For example, the [[organization]] must be composed of individuals that cover the entire skills set required to complete its mission. Also, the organization must have at its disposal all the required [[resources]], monetary, materials (consumables, equipment and tools, physical spaces). The [[organization]] may also need to establish relations with other organizations within its ecosystem to complement its capabilities, capture opportunities and better disseminate / distribute its [[deliverables]].
+Maintain innovation and production capacity at an optimal level throughout the lifecycle of a [[venture]].
 The outreach methodology is part of the capacity methodology, to send signal in order to acquire resources and skills, for example.
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 The outreach methodology is part of the [[Capacity]] methodology.
 [[Outreach]] is about purposeful communication, i.e. how the [[organization]] communicates with the world in order to achieve various objectives.
 ===Deliverables===

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 ===Dissemination===
 [[Dissemination]] is about creating the conditions for propagation and adoption of [[deliverables]] of the organization. For example, it requires finding stakeholders, early adapters and users, understanding their needs and their modes of operation and making sure that they can easily find, understand and use the [[deliverable]].
 The dissemination methodology can invoke the outreach methodology.
 =Network of networks=

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	This is part of the growth strategy and mechanisms of the p2p economy.		This is part of the growth strategy and mechanisms of the p2p economy.
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		+	See more on [[Networks of networks]].

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	The dissemination methodology can invoke the outreach methodology.		The dissemination methodology can invoke the outreach methodology.
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		+	=Network of networks=
		+	Methodologies must be designed to allow federation with other [[OVNs]] or other type of networks-type organizations.
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		+	Think in terms of protocols that can be adopted by similar organizations, or that can be easily adopted.
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		+	This is part of the growth strategy and mechanisms of the p2p economy.

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 ===Decision making===
 ...to be developed
 ==Complex methodologies==

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	The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools (see [[infrastructure]]) to help [[agents]] organizes activities within the organization, and achieve their shared goals in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]].		The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools (see [[infrastructure]]) to help [[agents]] organizes activities within the organization, and achieve their shared goals in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]].

−	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]], [[governance]], and [[organizational interface]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.	+	''Methodology'' is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]], [[governance]], and [[organizational interface]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.

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	The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools (see [[infrastructure]]) to help [[agents]] organizes activities within the organization, and achieve their shared goals in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]].		The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools (see [[infrastructure]]) to help [[agents]] organizes activities within the organization, and achieve their shared goals in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]].

−	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]], [[governance]], and [[~~legal structure~~]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.	+	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]], [[governance]], and [[organizational interface]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.

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−	The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools to organizes activities within the organization, in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]]. relations between the [[organization]] and other organizations (and institutions) in the ecosystem. For example, it determines how information and resources flows beyond the organizational membrane and in between organizations. It is dependent on social norms and laws, normally enforced by institutions, including the state. Thus, this structural dimension is focused outwards, and can be considered as an interface layer between the organization and its ecosystem.	+	The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools (see [[infrastructure]]) to help [[agents]] organizes activities within the organization, and achieve their shared goals in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]].

−	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]] ~~and~~ [[governance]], and [[legal structure]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.	+	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]], [[governance]], and [[legal structure]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.

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−	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]] and [[governance]].	+	The ''methodology'' specifies a set of procedures and associated tools to organizes activities within the organization, in the context of [[projects]] and [[ventures]]. relations between the [[organization]] and other organizations (and institutions) in the ecosystem. For example, it determines how information and resources flows beyond the organizational membrane and in between organizations. It is dependent on social norms and laws, normally enforced by institutions, including the state. Thus, this structural dimension is focused outwards, and can be considered as an interface layer between the organization and its ecosystem.
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		+	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]] and [[governance]], and [[legal structure]]. In other words, it cannot be considered in abstraction of these other structural elements.

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−	Methodology is a set of ~~methods or~~ scripted activities or procedures. It describes how things are done.	+	Methodology is a set of scripted activities or procedures. It describes how things are done. We can also think about them as [[processes]].


−	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]] and [[governance]].	+	Methodology is a structural elements in an [[organization]], see more on [[organizational structure]]. As such, it must be considered in parallel with other structural elements such as [[culture]] and [[ethos]], [[infrastructure]] and [[governance]].