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Treating the consequences, not the symptoms?

by Dan Robles

Problems are often so complex and so integrated across the globe that no single person can accumulate in a lifetime the experience needed to manage effectively. Actions without wisdom have unintended consequences for yet unknown victims.

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The Balance Sheet for Knowledge Assets

by Dan Robles

Innovation economics has a way of forcing us to look at the mirror image of conventional wisdom.  This article will look at knowledge assets as they might appear on an accounting balance sheet.  You may be surprised at what happens at the bottom line.
Wall Street will often reward a company that has a large backlog [...]

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INGENESIST PROJECT: Submission to the 10^100

by Dan Robles

INGENESIST PROJECT: Submission to the 10^100 Innovation Contest; www.project10tothe100.com
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The Ingenesist Project is an open source economic development program to induce the Innovation Economy utilizing Social Networks.
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The current financial system has reached the limits of its effectiveness. Interest on debt has exceeded the system’s ability to pay it off. But debt [...]

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Intellectual Property in the Innovation Economy

by Dan Robles

Today there is a big scare that bad people will run off with your intellectual property and make a ton of money with it. Another problem is that the Patent system is so slow and so expensive that the vast majority of innovators simply do not have access to patent protection – many people just [...]

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The Credit Score Analogy; Part 2

by Dan Robles

Now we look for a similar situation for Knowledge Markets.
In the cuurent times, the hiring manager is the person to know if you want to get a job. The manager would read your resume and compare it with “bell curve” in their brain about what has worked or not worked in their past. This was [...]

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The Credit Score Analogy; Part 1

by Dan Robles

We have defined the currency, the factors of production, and the inventory of the Innovation Economy; we destroyed the old resume system and turned it into a computer language that makes knowledge appear like money in the eyes of the entrepreneur.
Now, we need a system that keeps the game free and fair. For example; EBay [...]

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