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The document discusses open business models and building blocks. It describes boundary spanning as linking people across organizational boundaries. Open business models promote transparency, sharing revenue, co-governance, and pooling resources. Examples provided include open source software, coworking spaces, peer production networks, and revenue sharing models like XTIN that give users ownership stakes. The goal is to accelerate projects and build knowledge commons by connecting people and organizations in open, collaborative ways.
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