Tag: Progress
  • Progress Attempts

    The idea Progress seekers make progress – moving over time to their more desirable progress sought state – through progress attempts. Either doing so alone using their own resources, or integrating with resources offered in a progress helper’s proposition. It’s a story of resources, progress-making activities, integrations, judgements of progress and overcoming hurdles to progress.…

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  • Progress Offered

    What we’re thinking Progress offered is the progress state a progress proposition offers to help reach. Ideally, it should match each individual seeker’s progress sought. However, the extent of customisation required for this alignment can significantly raise the equitable exchange progress hurdle. Alternatively, helpers look to segment seekers by progress sought (and potentially progress origin), which often…

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  • Progress Potential

    What we’re thinking Progress potential is the progress state that we phenomenological judge could be reached in a progress attempt. This judgment is central to the progress seeker decision-making process, whether one is a lone progress seeker or working with a helper and their proposition. However, helpers may also make progress potential judgements, especially concerning…

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  • Progress Sought

    What we’re thinking Progress sought is the paramount named state in the progress economy. It captures the more desirable progress state – functional, non-functional, and contextual – a progress seeker is trying to reach. Understanding the ever evolving progress that seekers seek is crucial in creating offers to help, segmenting markets better, and as a driving force…

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  • Progress Reached

    What we’re thinking Progress reached is the progress state that we phenomenological judge has been reached, at a particular time, during a progress attempt. Ideally the seeker ultimately judges it matches progress sought, indicating that maximum value has emerged. Nevertheless, reaching progress offered with a proposition is often acceptable to a seeker. We can see progress reached is indicating levels…

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  • Progress Origin

    What we’re thinking Every progress journey starts from the seeker’s progress origin. It is unique to each seeker and for each progress attempt. And is likely to move over time as seekers acquire resources in other markets, industries and progress attempts. By identifying it, we get an insight into a seeker’s lack of resource and…

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  • Progress as a verb (or state transition)

    What we’re thinking Progress is an active and dynamic process (a verb) – a seeker moving over time from their progress origin to their more desired progress sought state. Since those are both progress states, we can also view progress as a state transition. Seekers make progress through a series of resource integration activities backed…

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  • Progress as a State

    What we’re thinking A progress state is a snapshot of progress comprising three elements, namely: Discovering all three elements is crucial for comprehending value and systematically pursuing successful innovation (progress propositions). Progress as a state Progress as a state is an important concept in the progress economy. We name a number of them in the…

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  • Progress as a noun

    What we’re thinking We find it beneficial, in the progress economy, to name some specific progress states. These serve as waypoints on progress journeys that we can refer to and reason about (see progress as a verb). Without further delay, let’s delve into the five commonly used named states! Naming states Here’s the five named…

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  • Progress Hurdles

    What we’re thinking What makes a progress seeker think twice about making a progress attempt? Since progress attempts are a series of resource integrations…it comes down to whether they feel they have access to sufficient resources. Do they have the skills and knowledge required? Have they the time? What about tools they may need? Even…

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