Digital Ecosystem References :
Research Teams, Communities, Pilots and Regions, OS Software

Research Teams and organisations involved in EU Projects

International Institutions

Digital Ecosystem Regions and Pilots

REDEN : REgional Digital Ecosystem Network

With the objective to speeed-up the adoption and the deployment of a network of regional digital business ecosystems, the regions which already work together to exchange experience (and solutions) about DBE pilot implementation [DBE Pilot regions and DBE associated regions], plus the regions which are planning to implement digital business ecosystems [e.g. the ones which have included it within their operative plans] have decided to formalise their collaboration creating REDEN: the REgional Network of Digital Ecosystems. REDEN is in the process of formalisation.

The REDEN website is here http://reden.opaals.org/

Regions which have already activated digital business ecosystems

Regions which have the DBE concept within the Operative Plan or are joining the Digital Ecosystem initiative

Regions / Areas in the process of evaluating to be associated with the Digital Ecosystem initiative

Regional and Open Source Communities, Blogs, Forums, Wiki, Newsfeeds, ...

Digital Ecosystem Software and Open Knowledge

The software infrastructure enabling the DBE is being developed and published via a number of related open-source projects.
Until now, these projects are all hosted on Sourceforge, a collaborative software development management system.

You could start from here.

The DBE Execution Environment (Swallow [ExE] subprojet) project provides the peer-to-peer middleware on which both the infrastructural and business services run. The ExE is released under the GNU LGPL. FADA community (Federated Autonomous Distributed Direchtory Architecture)
The DBE Studio is the integrated development environment for the DBE, built on the eclipse platform. The DBE Studio contains the editors, tools and wizards that support the analysis of business services, as well as the definition, development and deployment of the corresponding software services onto the ExE. The DBE Studio is released under the Eclipse Public License.
The Evolutionary Environment [EvE] subproject is in progress, expected to be released before end 2006.


Tribute: people sources of inspiration

System Theory, Cybernetics, Autopoiesis, Epistemology

Knowledge, Innovation Dynamics, Social networking, Virtual Communities

Economics, Commons and IPR


See also the other sections:
Digital Ecosystem Information Sources


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