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Sustainable Development 2.0
Introducing FISDEV (Framework for Integrated Sustainable Development)

Framework for Integrated Sustainable Development

Delivered through a Collaborative Approach

Sustainable Development

Solution Capabilities that provide a foundation for Suite Delivery

Commercial & Open Source
Business Solutions

Product Solutions
Business Intelligence Implementation
Overall Information Access, Search and
Usage Model
Guide Asset Management Content Delivery
Architecture
Framework

Enterprise Data Management Content Management
Enterprise
Foundational Solutions

Information Strategy, Architecture and Governance
Supporting Assets

Sets the new standard for Information Development through an Open Source Offering

Sean McClowry sean.mcclowry@open-sustainability.org

Contents

This presentation covers the following
 Introduction
─ About this presentation
─ The Sustainability Challenge
─ Solution Hypothesis
 Sustainability 2.0
─ What is it?
─ Example Sites
 FISDEV
─ The Goal
─ The Approach
─ Content Model Overview
─ Typical Implementation Projects

FISDEV Methodology A Methodology for Sustainable Development 2

About this Presentation
This presentation provides an introductory approach to “Sustainability 2.0” – making use
of the same technologies and techniques applied on Wikipedia, Digg and Google to a
different kind of approach to Sustainable Development.
This presentation also introduces FISDEV:
 FISDEV (Framework for Integrated Sustainable Development) is an open source,
collaborative methodology for Sustainable Development.
 FISDEV is in the very early stages of development and at this stage most of the
content merely provides a general framework for delivering an open source
methodology, as opposed to specific content for Sustainability. Now that the
"infrastructural content" is in place, it is hoped that the functional content can be
added over time.
 The goal of FISDEV is to provide a methodology that organizations can apply to
introduce better Sustainability practices into their existing corporate methodologies.
Through the use of collaborative technologies and techniques and an open
approach, a standard can be created for Sustainability to which anyone can
contribute.
 FISDEV takes a systems and architectural-based approach to Sustainable
Development. Under the Creative Commons License, it references content from the
MIKE2.0 Methodology, which used these same techniques and technologies to
create a new competency for Information Development.


Sustainable Development: What is it?

 Sustainable Development is about
─ Balancing economic growth and social
needs with the natural environment
─ Ensuring that growth in the present does
not adversely sacrifice future
Social
opportunities
─ Sustainability within a local area and at a
Bearable Equitable global level
Sustainable
Environment Economic
 Sustainable Development is now a very
Viable popular topic, with the majority of the
focus around climate change due to
carbon emissions

 In response to this popularity, large
organisations such as governments and
corporations aim to be “sustainable”


Sustainable Development: What is it?
Scope of Sustainable Development as defined by the United Nations

Consumption & Land Trade and
Agriculture Production Finance Industry Sanitation
Management Environment
Patterns

Information for
Atmosphere Demographics Forests Decision Major Groups Science Transport
Making &
Participation

Desertification Integrated Waste
Biodiversity Fresh Water Decision Mountains Small Islands
and Drought (Hazardous)
Making

Disaster International National Sustainable Sustainable
Waste
Biotechnology Reduction & Heath Sustainable
Law Tourism Tourism
(Radioactive)
Management Development
Strategies

Capacity- Education and Human International Oceans and Waste (Solid)
Cooperation for Technology
Building Awareness Settlements Seas
Enabling
Environment

Climate Institutional
E
Energy Indicators Poverty Toxic Water
Change Arrangements
Chemicals


Sustainable Development: Challenges
1. Inherit complexity of the problem
Balancing short-term private benefits with a long-term interests
─ An over-focus on one area may have significant negative impacts on others
─ Solutions require long-running, transformational changes
─ common definition, e.g. whether development through industrialization itself should be referred to as
“sustainable”

2. Conflicting interests
Balancing short-term private benefits with a long-term interests
Balance self-interest with the interests of others
─ Corporate interests (short term vs. long-term gain, economic vs. social)
─ National interest (resources, trade,
─ Personal interests (economic, quality of life)
─ Interest groups with varying perspectives and agendas

3. Post-Modernization Emerging Factors
There have been change in the past 50 years that have profoundly impact Sustainability
─ The global impacts of large-scale industrialization
─ Population growth and increased life expectancy, especially in the developing world
─ Globalization of trade and transport
─ Impacts of science and technology exponentiation
─ Increased corporate influence in relation to government and private citizens

Sustainable Development: Solution Hypothesis
Rationale for the Proposed Solution Approach

 Sustainable Development is about much more that Climate Change. There is a need to
prioritize the most urgent issues but understand the impacts on others.

 The size and complexity of the problem means there is much to be gained for
technology companies and solutions implementers. We need to harness innovation but
manage the risks and complexity that occurs in a new technology area.
─ Standards will help guide technology development and its implementation
─ An objective-information based approach is needed to make decisions
─ Systems implementers encouraged to work in an open fashion

 An open and collaborative approach is the key to delivering a standard for such a
complex problem, as it:
─ Encourages the right type of culture for contributors
─ Provides transparency
─ Provides a community with a culture of contribution

 A global problem will benefit from a Global Community

 Sustainability must be instilled into the competencies of corporations, it cannot be a
standalone activity


Sustainable Development: Solution Approach
Scope of Sustainable Development as defined by the United Nations



Consumption & Land Trade and
Agriculture Finance Industry Sanitation
Production Management Environment
Patterns

Information for
Atmosphere Demographics Forests Major Groups Science Transport
Decision Making
Social
& Participation

Desertification Integrated Waste
Biodiversity Fresh Water Mountains Small Islands
and Drought Decision Making (Hazardous)
Bearable Equitable

Biotechnology
Disaster
Reduction &
SustainableLaw
Heath International
National
Sustainable
Sustainable
Tourism
Sustainable
Waste
Tourism
(Radioactive)
Management Environment Economic
Development
Strategies

Education and Human Viable
International Waste (Solid)
Capacity-Building Oceans and Seas Technology
Awareness Settlements Cooperation for
Enabling
Environment

Institutional
Climate Change E
Energy Indicators Poverty
Arrangements Toxic Water
Chemicals

Sets the new standard for Sustainable Development through an Open Source Offering


What is Web 2.0?

Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2


What is Sustainability 2.0?

What is Web 2.0? What is Enterprise 2.0?
It’s an attitude, not only a technology A company applying Web 2.0
technology / techniques to deliver:
 Share, Participate, Be transparent, Honest voice
 New Products / New Services
It’s about people  Increased Quality
 Communities of trust  Better use of “people talent”

The web as a platform Enabling corporate agility
 Capacity to use the web as an Operating System  Flexible & Anticipative solutions
 A “writeable web”  Works with SOA to focus on reuse and efficiency

What is Sustainability 2.0?
 Provides new models for collaboration, governance and innovation for Sustainable
Development
 Applies across the public web (Web 2.0) and within the Enterprise (Enterprise 2.0)
 Harnesses the brainpower of the global community in an open and transparent fashion
 Uses an architecture and framework-based approach to develop and implement
Sustainability Solutions


Example 1: Open-Sustainability Standard

Wiki
Honest Voice
Authoring
Free speech
Expertise
Tags
Mashup
Participation

Standardization
http://www.open-sustainability.org


Example 2: Kiva: Micro Lending

RSS feeds
Expertise
Network of Trust
Blogs
Globalisation
Measured results
Ratings
Recommendation

Economy
http://www.kiva.org


Example 3: Appropedia: Sustainable Development Solutions

Wiki
Honest Voice
Authoring
Free speech
Expertise
Tags
Mashup
Participation

Joy of Use

http://www.appropedia.org/


Sustainable Development: The Goal of FISDEV
Why FISDEV was Created

 Provide an open and collaborative approach to developing a standard for
sustainability
 Provide a systems and architectural-based approach to solving complex
challenges in a holistic fashion
 Build a standard for implementation, focused on corporate and other large
organisations
 Provide a collaborative approach that adds structure to the issues typically solved
Equitable

through informal networks
Bearable

Sustainable

 To create a method so that organisations can to begin to develop a competency
for “Sustainable Development” in an open fashion
Viable

 Guide the development of the open source technologies
 To provide an objective method for making complex decisions
 Provide a mashup of other Sustainability content across the web that can be
implemented into the enterprise using the standard


FISDEV Approach: An Open Source Methodology

FISDEV (Framework for Integrated Sustainable Development)

Sustainability Framework
 An open and collaborative approach to Sustainable
Development
 Helping to shape new theories on Sustainability
 Core methodology with formal release cycle
 Governance council
 Based on a framework for any open method

Web / Enterprise 2.0
 Developed as part of an open community
 Can be integrated to internally held and shared
content
 The goal is to develop a standard that everyone
can map to and help create

Open Source (software and content):
 All content is freely available under the Create
Commons (Attribution) License
 All software is open source and can be used by
others to build Enterprise “mashups”
 Goal is to provide an organizing framework for
open source Sustainability technologies

www.open-sustainability.org


FISDEV Approach: Open Source + Internal Assets


FISDEV Approach: 5 Phases of Continuous Implementation

Sustainable Development through the 5 Phases of FISDEV

Strategic Programme Continuous Implementation Phases
Blueprint is done once
1 2 3
ent ent ent
In crem Increm Increm

Design

Roadmap & Develop
Phase 1 Phase 2
Business Assessment Technology Assessment Foundation
Activities
Deploy

Improve
Begin Next
Increment

Phase 3, 4, 5

Improved Governance and Operating Model


FISDEV Content Model: Overall Scope



Business Solution Offerings


Product Solutions Offerings
Architecture Framework

Governance Framework
Overall Implementation
Information Access, Search and
Business Intelligence Usage Model

Enterprise
Core Solution Offerings

Supporting Assets

Sets the new standard for Sustainable Development through an Open Source Offering



FISDEV provides multiple types of Solution Offerings:
 Core Solution Offerings provide best practices on Infrastructure and
Information Development.
 Business Solution Offerings are applied to common business problems for
which Sustainability practices are a key success factor.
 Vendor Solution Offerings provide integrated approaches to solving
problems from a vendor perspective and are often product-specific.
 Open Source Solution Offerings provide integrated approaches to solving
Sustainability problems using solely Open Source technologies.
 The FISDEV Architecture is a framework primarily used for architecting
the Technology Backplane.
 The Sustainability Governance Solution Offering provides the guiding
framework for realizing an Sustainable Development approach.
Logical Offerings, FISDEV Architecture and Governance Model counter-balance
vendors interests and competing business models


FISDEV Content Model: Foundational Capabilities





Architecture Framework
Business Solutions

Governance Framework

Product Solutions
Overall Implementation
Information Access, Search and
Business Intelligence Usage Model

Enterprise
Foundational Solutions

Supporting Assets

Sets the new standard for Information Development through an Open Source Offering



FISDEV provides multiple types of Solution Capabilities:
 The Overall Implementation Guide provides the overall lists of phases,
activities and task in the standard competency for Sustainable
Development
 The Usage Model maps which activities are required for each Solution
Offering
 Supporting Assets are reusable building blocks that provide detail to
complement the overall methodology
 Foundational Solutions are "background" solutions that support to
Core Solution Offerings
 The FISDEV Architecture is a framework primarily used for architecting
the Technology Backplane and Governance Model are considered to be
foundational as well as go-to-market offerings
Solution Capabilities provide the “glue” that brings the suite together
and the detailed assets to get work done.


There are a number of different types of Supporting Assets:
 Tools and Technique Papers are methods that can be used to speed the
implementation process
 Deliverable Templates are framework documents that can be used on any project
implementation. Unlike Tools and Technique Papers which are focused on process,
Deliverable Templates provide a document structure that defines the output of an
activity and its tasks.
 Capability Statements are overview presentations, selling messages, client cases
studies and vendor case studies.
 Software Assets are open-source software artifacts that can be used as part of the
overall methodology that have been mapped into FISDEV.
 Engagement Management Assets provide recommended team structures, estimating
models and starter project plans for conducting Information Development projects.
 Project Examples are example deliverables (both document and software-based)
that have been used in Sustainable Development implementations and can help
provide guidance for project implementations.
Substantial changes to the core are often driven through Supporting Assets

How Web 2.0 can be Applied to Sustainable Development
Types of projects for Sustainability 2.0:
1. Customer Centricity –Social Networking is used to connect people at a global level. Its an
extension of a conversation that would have been had face-to-face in the past, but which uses
technology to gain an economy of scale. Web 2.0 technologies improve the interface through rich
interactivity and user-driven customization.
2. Collaborative Business Intelligence – through evidence-based decisions, organizations can be
more objective in their approach to sustainability. Better Business Intelligence enables proper policy
creation and enforcement to support economic and social development. These decisions must be
evidence-based, measured over time and predictive when possible. Departments across the
government should not act in isolation to achieve these wider objectives. They can share information
better through collaborative technologies.
3. Innovation Development – The corporate intranet is “writeable” in a wiki, not pushed down from
corporate. Teams use this collaborative environment for idea generation about being more
sustainable in the organization and may “mashup” to public content.
4. Sustainability Governance - using content from another location (often the public web) to enrich
an existing portal. Mashups include bringing in map-based content or bringing in open content to
build a Corporate Sustainability Standard such as with FISDEV.
5. IT Transformation for Sustainability– Involves taking a “step change” to replace legacy systems,
using themes such as agility, collaboration and simplicity to build significantly more sustainable
systems
6. Business Transformation for Sustainability – Looking for “Blue Ocean” market opportunities
related to Sustainable Development for the organization to reach new customers and create new
products.
7. Use of Open Source – open source is not synonymous with Enterprise 2.0, but many of the
principles are the same. Open Source models typically are far easier to implement in emerging
markets and the open and transparent nature of the software provides a number of advantages for
sustainable delivery.


Open-Sustainability (FISDEV)
FISDEV provides a method for implementing these Solutions and can be combined with
the MIKE2.0 Methodology for delivery Enterprise 2.0 Solutions

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