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DESIGN AND GOVERNMENT / BERT MULDER

Posted on May 27, 2011 by remko

Governmental institutions are challenged to use design and open design as a strategic tool. Bert Mulder addresses issues of participation and quality, and suggests how a government could develop a system that would include information, tools, methods and a set … Continue reading →

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THE GENERATIVE BEDROCK OF OPEN DESIGN / MICHEL AVITAL

Posted on May 27, 2011 by remko

A shift in communications infrastructure is an important factor in how open design has taken shape and the possibilities it offers. It is a transition from the ‘internet of things’ to the things of the internet. Michel Avital analyses the … Continue reading →

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REDESIGNING DESIGN / JOS DE MUL

Posted on May 27, 2011 by remko

Open design is not a clear and unambiguous development or practice. Jos de Mul names a few of the problems he perceives with open design, without venturing to suggest any indication of how they might be solved. He then goes … Continue reading →

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