6. What is changing in our lives?
Not meeting at Supermarkt in
Berlin, but meeting remotely....
which includes many people from
various countries...
expanding the scope of
participants....
changing the notions of global/
local
10. Other aspects
Horizontal
Modes of
Organizing
Holocracy,
Sociocracy & other
forms of cooperative
governance
Acquiring new skills
in the field of
facilitation,
leadership,
education
Getting organized
on a global scale
Exploring new
notions of
governance
Redefining
ownership
Reimagining
democratic control
11. What is changing in our lives?
whats our special situation today?
we don‘t meet physically (—> what would otherwise have become a berlin-centric meeting is now an international one)
we meet in spaces with unclear conditions (privacy, data, regulations, money, power concentration) zoom as the icon of disaster
capitalism
code of conduct
a lot of what we do is informed by crisis, we are in a continuous crisis
We are in flight mode
Linear modes of production - the logic of one step at a time. We have overcome this:
overwhelming parallelity of things
many aspects require our attention at the same time
therefore hierarchies and traditional reporting systems seem outdated and not very practical.
these new times require more horizontal organization
increase of complexity
exponential growth in tech innovation
english as a dominant language
working across jurisdictions and borders and cultures
the global and the local get a new meaning
it‘s possible for the first time to get organized on a worldwide scale
occupy movement
bitcoin
until today: fridays for future
digital business models
the founders myth
a lot of the new infrastructure we are building has to be build by many not by a single CEO
idea of nodes rather than roles
institutions falling apart
sociocracy
consent
we need to acquire new skills:
faciliatation
leadership
learning
to guide us through these waters
Where do you find yourself in this picture?
13. Egosystem Ecosystem
Centralized Distributed
Deadline-oriented Situative
Innovation behind closed doors Community-/ prosumer based innovation
Traditional ownership structures Broad-based ownership
Hyper-competition Hyper-collaboration
Pyramides Nodes
Consume Use and re-use
One-way / One to many Two-way / Many to many
Proprietary Interoperable
14. Customer Communities
Business Partner
Communities:
Strategic Partners
Affiliates
Suppliers
Workforce
Communities
COMMUNITY
MANAGEMENT
THE MARKET
Regulator
s
Other
interested
parties
Coop
x
DAO
y
Coop
z
Found
ation a
ECOSYSTEM
ORGANISATIONS
OPEN SOURCE
TECHShared Membership
Marketplace Templates
ID Standards
Accounting Software
Influencers
Crowdfunding Participants
Advocates