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Perspective on Business Thinking Perspective on Business thinking This document contains business planning and brainstorming. The business has been branded as Tuxweave Initially exploring business opportunity in these sectors 1.Education:online and offline Using extensive use of oer's , open textbooks and books which are in public domain from archive.org (1.)IT Eduation and Training: Room with LAN and/or wifi, desk, chairs, projector. NIIT pulse like system?, using heathkit simulator? Students to bring their own laptops. Basic computer education to include: touchtyping working with os and office suites,browser basic security against viruses and malware,browser security settings,private mode Hardware and Networking:covers all topics including virtualization see lpi also Beginning programming:Ruby and Python, RoR, django,plone-zope Application maintenance course Databases:SQL, nosql Applications:sharepoint,sap user training application servers Hacking, Penetration Testing, Security (2.)Academic coaching and learning: Accountancy using simulation,scenario,games,visualization format simplified accounting using simple formats and visualization,add balancing column Economics, Management also using these methods possible coaching for maths also using new methods for learning. online and offline both. visual maths coaching for all,abacus,singapore maths,manipulatives, CAS combined design,engineering and management skills DEM skills course Vocational skills streaming server:icecast,peercast learning on mobile 2.IT Products and Services: 1)Hardware OS services: OS installation: windows, Linux mint with crossover or wine for running ms office , tally like windows applications. Virus free pc with office , tally, flash, windows in virtual box. Data Services: PC recovery:data recovery A barebone pc with open case with empty ide,sata, recovery hdd, live cd Security: antivirus avgfree,avg live,panda. Proprietory suite like quickheal Document management: shredders Data Management:deletion of data, Data migration: doc to docx,doc to odf Archiving:using pdf use of software such as gdoc creator Migration from proprietory to open source Application Virtualization services, Private cloud using eyeos 2)Business office applications: office suites, accounting packages ms office,ibm lotus symphony,ashampoo office, tally erp, ebill,LAN document sharing:benefit save paper web presense: domain name reselling, web hosting reselling, virtualization,cloud implementation web hosting procedure business application implementation: erp,crm using open source, like openerp,tryton,openbravo,others , proprietory like SAP one cms,portals,intranets, application servers,stacks Applications based on LAMP stack themes for cms Implementing wordpress and drupal,plone,openatrium,wiki,mail Implement cloud based solutions Server:complete windows and linux servers Server implementation for File,Web,DNS,LDAP,Messaging servers like active directory, linux mail server like zimbra. gui for cloud interface,cloudconnect switches Networking: Router,switch configuration. software router netsukuku as vm for windows Linux pc as router: vyatta,zeroshell Linux pc as gateway,UMT:Zentyal and clearos Wifi installation:wifi router,wrt os netsukuku services mesh wireless networking, datacasting, serverless p2p, virtual office solutions isp using tech like netblazr Catagories:VOIP,Wireless(including VSAT,RFID),Cabling,WAN,Mobility,Security,Storage,UCC,Virtualization,IoT 3)Hardware products: Multimedia,engineering pc: adobe,quark,dreamweaver,autocad,viscad,bricscad. hardware device:PC for hardware engineers with emply connectors, inbuilt rescue os Cameras and Sensors: Security cameras using ip cameras,bulb socket mounted cameras with wifi, no use of dvr, cctv. Smartphones:android applications for like education ,assessment,feeds and freelancing work Book keeping on mobile, learning on mobile Multimedia entertainment: micro multiplex,digital photo services [Hardware used:Client machines,servers,cabling,storage appliance,UTM,routers,switches,IP sensors,IoT] 4)Enterprise services: Service Desk biz:independent call center like iyogi and pc chimp p2p ticket issue Can make a huge database by collecting all common and niche issues by use of software like soluto and by ticket issue databases Application maintenance:insourcing, application maintenance course for everyone cosourcing save money without outsourcing Automated service using IBM watson jeopardy like software utilizing large sets of data Interviews/Introductions:Instead of taking resumes,photocopies,photos to interview, send them by mail, make eportfolio and also having onboard cameras,scanners.Send forms by website outsourcing in a box product, Contact center in a box Teambox,Apache wave,Civicrm based. Implementation for social crm and social media Application servers based CMS and other solutions robot:offshoring telespresence bot online freelance portal for india only 3.Publishing-Scanning: V shape book scanner, Espresso book machine? Lyx,texmacs for book writing. Instant printing,print on demand by lulu.com,pothi.com,scribd,selfespress.com Guidebooks,Short easy format, activities,examples. Ebooks for google,kindle,ipad,phones 4.Custom fabrication: guidelines:simple to fab, dfd, dfs, safe Terrarium, scale models, robotic kits. stock photos hackerspace, fablabs diy toolkits for resilient technologies 3d printing, cnc for desktops. Crafts: papercraft, 3d paper printing like mcor matrix,craftrobo evoperative cooling pads for compact coolers edible cutlery like bakeys, recycled materials:wallet, edu products:manipulatives,math stationary,moleskine,paper toys like arvindgupta toys stuffed products,giant microbes like stuffed, lifestyle:hankerchief,artificial jewellery, creative business cards,paper jewellery cardboard mechanics,precut textiles apparel,ekkoflex furniture,realistic mechanical insects 3d printing of glass,ceramics for utensils utensils, wooden scale models? scale models cfl basing,making? 5.Retail: automated retail format Retailing format with internet,mobile frontend,telepresense,store robots and delivery points online2offline business like groupon, on2off or o2o modular compact store concept with security Mobile applications, Online music,games retailing Retailing IT products?? but from home, also using preorders only. pull based retail Networked sales, no direct selling,MLM,commissions. Just networked sales 6.IT and management consulting: opc-llp model minimize tax liability open source everything exchange system see banksimple,google advisor 7.Online businesses and commerce: Market terminal,freelance,tutorials find,search,smart content farm SEO Social Media See Tuxweave’s business model canvas attached as spreadsheet The tools and books being used to analyse,develop and brainstorm business: 1.Business Model Generation which has Business Model Canvas 2.Steve Blank’s Customer Development method 3.Design thinking tool like Customer Journey Canvas 4.Josh Kaufman PersonalMBA models 5.Lean operations Initial use of Ecommerce stack: 1.Web based services for mail,social media,chat and conference,hosting,blog and redirection services 2.Business facility to include LAN or WLAN 3.Service Desk includes use of VNC/Remote desktop, vmukti p2p conferencing,openmeetings, ticket issue system, later upgrade to fully features contact center with use of IP PBX. 4.Payment gateway system initially to use dominant online services,later upgrade to standalone web store with domain name,web hosting,ip address, shopping cart script. 5.Extensive use of P2P applications to deliver services and support like retroshare,sparkleshare,osiris,gnunet, peercast,tribler,swarmplayer,upcoming software from napster inventor. Tuxweave economic thinking: Tuxweave aims to develop innovative business models with new kind of organizational and management structure. Tuxweave economic thinking is for trasnition phase in economy, new economic paradigms which requires multidisciplinary perspective. This space is to short to explain the new economic perspective. Its better to read following websites,blogs and books to understand thinking behind Tuxweaves’ management structure. After that a brief about such emerging organizations. Tuxweave perspective is based on: http://p2pfoundation.net/The_Foundation_for_P2P_Alternatives http://openfarmtech.org/index.php?title=Main_Page http://www.appropedia.org/Welcome_to_Appropedia http://www.adciv.org/Main_Page http://sites.google.com/site/multitude2008/Home http://beyondmoney.net/ http://flowplace.webnode.com/ http://sites.google.com/site/livingwithoutmoney/ http://zerocurrency.blogspot.com/ http://www.dyndy.net/ http://endmoney.info/ http://www.openhardwaresummit.org/ http://www.metacurrency.org/ http://openmaterials.org/ http://reprap.org/wiki/Main_Page http://cubespawn.com/ http://www.contraptor.org/ http://shareable.net/ http://embraceunity.com/ http://gnu.org/ http://kernel.org/ http://singularityhub.com/ http://www.reactos.org/en/index.html http://www.humblefactory.com/ http://www.humblefacture.com/ http://almanac2010.wordpress.com/ http://www.p2pcourse.cc/index.php/Intro http://francoiacomella.org/p2p/doku.php http://fqxi.org/ http://startupguild.net/ http://www.abolishhumanrentals.org/ http://www.squarefootgardening.com/ http://www.growingpower.org/ http://www.gekgasifier.com/ http://breakingranks.net/ http://startupgenome.cc/ http://arkfab.org/ http://www.windowfarms.org/ http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/ http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/ http://sites.google.com/site/livingwithoutmoney/ http://zerocurrency.blogspot.com/ http://www.dyndy.net/
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