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1. open strategy
   1. dedicated websites http://www.opensourcestrategies.com/ http://www.opensourcestrategies.org/ http://openstrategies.co.uk/
   2. business consultancy firms Mc Kinsey Quaterly
   3. university based Harvard Business Review,INSEAD
   4. business model http://www.businessmodelgeneration.com/ (and its online canvas and potential patterns from tbmdb) http://seizingthewhitespace.com/ http://www.boardofinnovation.com/ http://wiki.process.io/
      1. List of Open Innovation & Crowdsourcing Examples, Open Innovators 2009
      2. The emerging case for open business methods by Dion Hinchcliffe, ZDNet.com 2008
2. open knowledge
   1. Wikipedia, Open Access (my OAS), Scientific Commons (OpenSourceMath, PLoS, ...), OpenData, public datasets (including Semantic Web), Wikiants ...
   2. legal documents including licenses (GNU, CC, ...) but also NDAs and such
      1. Legal Forms from LawDepot.com - Trusted Do-it-Yourself Legal started in 2002
      2. Property law, JurisPedia, the shared law
   3. University Technology in-license new (Scottish) technologies to develop into new products, applications or services
3. the innovation chain subpart and thus also open innovation
   1. http://www.openinnovation.eu/ , http://web.mit.edu/evhippel/www/democ1.htm
   2. 
      1. 3 activables levers of the innovation chain poster (integrated as 1 recommendation engine)
         1. tools
            1. DATAmatrix
            2. Services
            3. AImatrix
         2. methods
         3. social network
      2. other work from the wiki(s) including
         1. financing
            1. http://fabien.benetou.fr/Content/FinancialTools for funding from crowdfunding to VCs
            2. http://wiki.seedea.org/Utopiahanalysis/Utopiahanalysis#funding (to expand)
         2. filters (yellow, cf see under)
            1. CoEvolutionTools#Simulation
4. open manufacturing
   1. SKDB, http://openmanufacturing.net/ , overall related technologies ...
   2. thingiverse, instructables, odesign, liquidware, unptnt, octopart, ponoko, shapeways, OSHW Bank, opencores, diybio, Pink Army, ...
5. open distribution
   1. cf http://p2pfoundation.net/Open_Distribution and Tata "Open Distribution? Tata Nano enables local assembly of cars in rural areas Biz Model Examples" http://tbmdb.blogspot.com/2009/12/business-model-examples.html
   2. innovation marketplaces
      1. so far most are not really open or are communities spawned from commercial website, an open source p2p equivalent must be found
      2. sellyourdesignsonline.com (SYDO)
      3. Makers Market rated marketplace of wonderful science, tech, and artistic creations created and sold directly by some of our favorite Makers from around the World.
6. Open networking
   1. Wealth of networks, Twitter and other free social networks, Outsourcing including Crowdsourcing and AmazonTurk, ...
   2. framework of coevolution extended to networks (rather than 1 and 1)
      1. coevolution in the basic form of networking but networking doesn't necesseraly lead to evolutions, it can be just sustaining/surviving too same but coevolution isn't cooperation it implies (forcefully) changes
      2. inspired by BBC:Life, Plants (1x09)
   3. http://fabien.benetou.fr/Person/Person
   4. TheOpen100 capture the top 100 open innovation companies and organisations globally.
   5. OpenSource.com sponsored by Red Hat (a "community service")
7. filters (all derived from the initial need)
   1. patents
      1. http://www.google.com/advanced_patent_search
      2. PatentStorm (with RSS)
      3. Patent Searching and Inventing Resources (with RSS)
   2. legislation
      1. modeled legislative systems
   3. feasibility
   4. competition
      1. CrunchBase API free, no-restrictions, no-accounts, versioned, JSON-based API for a ton of information about startups, VCs, and entrepeneurs.
   5. popularity
      1. http://wiki.seedea.org/Content/Predictions#PredictionMarkets

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