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  about us
  visión, mision & values
  our goals
  how we operate & what we do
  projects & research groups
  organization & team
  foundation & research institute
  where we are
  open participation & support
  our image
  contact us
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16/2/11 KNOWDLE Beyond Knowledge Discovery 1


  KNOWDLE Foundation and Research Institute devoted
solely to basic research in open knowlege and bio-inspired
artificial intelligence internet-based tools and technics.

  THE CHALLENGE
  KNOWDLE Foundation and Research Institute advances the
science of open knowledge through Biologically-inspired AI &
Cognitive research to deploy the intelligent cloud. Our promise
is simple: to sponsor objective research that provides with
practical, scientific solutions. We help the knowledge
community prepare for tomorrow by anticipating and
responding to new threats, technical challenges, and risks.
Our value comes when we deliver knowledge and intelligent
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tools world need in a timely, easy-to-understand fashion.


  KNOWDLE Foundation & Research Institute is a
private, nonprofit organization with a worldwide
mission to promote human/computer open knowledge
freedom.
  Our aim is to defend all human beings rights to access
free knowledge – helpful & easy to use knowledge
applications – for a better and sustainable world.
  Our principal purpose is to address complex
challenges of significant social and economic impact
using Biologically-inspired Artificial Intelligent
Internet-based Algorithms & Technics.
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  Provide resonance leadership in addressing issues
that confront the future of the Open Knowledge and
Biologically-inspired Intelligent Internet.
  Are the organisational home for the groups
responsible for Internet infrastructure standards,
including the Open Knowledge Engineering Task
Force (OK.ETF) and the Open Knowledge
Architecture Board (OK.AB).
  Act as a global clearinghouse for Open Knowledge
and Open Education.
  Facilitate and coordinate open knowledge-related
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initiatives around the world.


VISION
  We seek to use knowledge as a key to
creating value and wealth through
processing using biologically-inspired
artificial intelligence internet-based systems
to optimize decision-making because of
their potential to provide long-term social
benefits and reach a sustainable worlds.
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MISION
 Will support human intelligence and
actions in decision making with a
biologically-inspired intelligent
computerized model, as sophisticated as
it can, in order to bring better results,
improve personal freedom and make
society’s ability more efficient to
properly exploit its resources.
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VALUES
The work of the various parts of the KFRI’s organisation
is governed by a series of shared values:
  Knowledge worth sharing
  Eco-intelligence
  Radical transparency
  Selfish generosity
  Together worth more
  Crowd funding
  Open & Global
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  Transform open knowledge in open intelligence
applications and deploy the biologically-inspired
intelligent cloud
  Create open knowledge and intelligence applications
of use to ourselves and others
  Help others create open knowledge and intelligences
of use to themselves and others
  Build a sustainable and intelligent community
  Develop intelligent tools and services in relation to the
above
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  Increase “open knowledge” uses


HOW WE OPERATE
  The Knowdle Foundation & Research Institute is a
community. This community is open to everyone and
organized around 5 core principles of:
  Commitment to open knowledge
  Commitment to biologically-inspired intelligent
sollutions
  Open & intelligent discussion
  Meritocracy
  Tolerance
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WHAT WE DO
We work specifically to:
  Promote the idea of open knowledge to reach open intelligence, both what it
is, and why is it a good idea.
  Run ‘Open Knowledge’ and events, for example forums, workshops and
symposia.
  Develop intelligent tools for a better & sustainable world.
  Provide infrastructure, and potentially a home, for open knowledge projects,
communities and resources, for example, via the Knowdle Consortium Groups
programs and services.
  Running through all of our activities is a strong emphasis on decentralized
collaboration. In particular, a primary aim is to help others develop open
knowledge material as well as creating it ourselves. We believe that the future
lies in collaboration between a multitude of different groups and that no one
group or organisation can, or should try to, “do it all”.
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  INTELLIGENT NETWORKING TO INNOVATION
“Bringing Intelligent Networking to Open Innovation on Knowledge Internet-based Architectures”
  INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS 4 SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIES
“Open Knowledge Internet-based Architectures & Solutions for Sustainable Industries”
  INTELLIGENT DIGITAL IDENTITIES GROUP
“Applied Knowledge Identities for Knowledge Business Organization”
  INTELLIGENT SOCIAL MEDIA & CROWDSOURCING
“Building Strategies and Architectures for Intelligent Social Media and Crowdsourcing Applications”
  COGNITIVE INTERNET-BASED ARCHITECTURES & TOOLS
“KNOWDLE Tools for Knowledge Business Organization”
  ECOGNOMY & ICOGNOVATION
“Knowledge Economy & Innovation”
  BIO-INSPIRED COGNITIVE SYSTEMS
“Biologically-Inspired Computing Approaches to Cognitive Systems and Bio-Plausible Cognitive
Robotics”
  INTELLIGENT PARTICIPATORY & TRANSPARENT GOVERNANCE
“Building Intelligent Tools 4 Participatory & Transparent Governance”
  INTELLIGENT ECOSYSTEMS
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“Bringing ECO-efficiency & ECO-innovation to the Net”


  INTELLIGENT NETWORKING TO INNOVATION
  “Bringing Intelligent Networking to Open Innovation on
Knowledge Internet-based Architectures”
  This group has the goal to cover the transition from social networks to social
networks of knowledge, find the meeting point between 2.0 and 3.0 innovation
(or k-innovation), that place where innovation generate common knowledge
and knowledge give way to better innovation:
  Generation of innovative ideas that solve problems raised by the companies.
  Portfolio Selection of Innovative ideas are closer to business strategy and
expected greater impact on the income statement
  Predictive management of the implementation of the ideas in the portfolio.
  Innovation Benchmarking.
  ICAI Intelligent Computer Aided Innovation, or how to use AI tools to optimize
innovation
  PROJECTS IN PROGRESS:
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  ICAIn (INNOVR´US)


  INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS 4 SUSTAINABLE
INDUSTRIES
  “Open Knowledge Internet-based Architectures &
Solutions for Sustainable Industries”
  The main aim is to set up the foundations for future knowledge
economy as well as promote the creation of a series of internet
knowledge-based tools and technologies of the latest generation of
Artificial Intelligence, Semantic Web and Open Source of Knowledge.
Facilitate SMEs improved competitiveness nationally and
internationally. Simplify access to knowledge and decision making to
optimize the bottom line and increased its profits at all levels, local,
national and international.
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  KNOWDLE INDUSTRIAL CONSORTIUM


  INTELLIGENT DIGITAL IDENTITIES GROUP (i)
  “Applied Knowledge Identities for Knowledge
Business Organization”
  Concern for the rate at which new electronic technologies are
introduced into homes, cars, schools, and public places, and the
rapid integration of computers and networks with everyday
environments have inspired this research line to examine and discuss
the many challenges, opportunities, and risks that these technologies
pose. The greatest concern is that the full benefits of these internet
technologies will not reach most of their intended users. The
multitude of services and applications has created new synergies
and dependencies between these technologies and individual users,
and proper design requires ease of user, almost instinctive, human
interfaces. We examines the problem of digital identities, in light of
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the new intelligent technologies.


  INTELLIGENT DIGITAL IDENTITIES GROUP (ii)
  “Applied Knowledge Identities for Knowledge
Business Organization”
  Digital identity requires identification of individual users, in order to
provide them with intelligent personal assistance, based on their
needs in specific locations and contexts. We uses scenarios based on
location, life events, and social interactions to demonstrate the
technological complexities of digital identity and ambient intelligence
in the network.
  AKIKBO: A Intelligent Internet Of Things and People
  PROPERTY IDENTITIES: Free knowledge and knowledge rights
coexisting models and tools
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  INTELLIGENT SOCIAL MEDIA & CROWDSOURCING
  Building Strategies and Architectures for Intelligent
Social Media and Crowdsourcing Applications.
  Intelligent Social Media is the term for all the ways people connect to
people through intelligent computation. Mobile devices, social networks,
micro-blogging and location sharing are just a few of the ways people
engage in computer-mediated intelligent collective action.
  Mapping, measuring and understanding the landscape of social media is
our mission. We support tool projects that enable the collection, analysis
and visualization of social media data. We host data sets that are relevant
to intelligent social media research
  iOXSPHERE MEDIA: The intelligent interactive Media Center for the
Cloud
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  iMPEG: The intelligent Moving Picture Experts Group (Format iMPx)


  “COGNITIVE INTERNET-BASED ARCHITECTURES &
TOOLS”
  KNOWDLE Tools for Knowledge Business
Organization
  Cognitive Society requiere of new Cognitive Tools to change IT(Information
Technologies) in KT (Knowledge Technologies). Information Society and
Internet manage huge amount of garbage that need new generation of tools
that use AI to transform information in useful knowledge.
  KNOWDLE: BICOS, Biologically-inspired Cognitive Operating System
with a Embeded Distributed Search Engine.
  iERP: Intelligent Enterprise Resources Processes
  KaaS: Knowledge as a Service in the Intelligent Cloud
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  ROSSETASEK: Intelligent Risk Management


  “ECOGNOMY & ICOGNOVATION” (i)
  Knowledge Economy
  The knowledge economy is a term that refers either to an economy of
knowledge focused on the production and management of knowledge in the
frame of economic constraints, or to a knowledge-based economy. In the
second meaning, more frequently used, it refers to the use of knowledge
technologies (such as knowledge engineering and knowledge management) to
produce economic benefits as well as job creation. The phrase was popularized
by Peter Drucker as the title of Chapter 12 in his book The Age of Discontinuity,
And, with a footnote in the text, Drucker attributes the phase to economist Fritz
Machlup.
  The essential difference is that in a knowledge economy, knowledge is a
product, while in a knowledge-based economy, knowledge is a tool. This
difference is not yet well distinguished in the subject matter literature. They both
are strongly interdisciplinary, involving economists, computer scientists,
engineers, mathematicians, chemists and physicists, as well as cognitivists,
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psychologists and sociologists.



  “ECOGNOMY & ICOGNOVATION” (ii)
  Various observers describe today's global economy as one in transition to a
"knowledge economy," as an extension of an "information society." The transition
requires that the rules and practices that determined success in the industrial
economy need rewriting in an interconnected, globalized economy where knowledge
resources such as know-how and expertise are as critical as other economic
resources. According to analysts of the "knowledge economy," these rules need to be
rewritten at the levels of firms and industries in terms of knowledge management and
at the level of public policy as knowledge policy or knowledge-related.
  The Knowledge Economy is structured in a base material that has created great
changes on the economic, social and political. The new base material applied to the
production consists of the intelligent electronic-digital computer that has reshaped
the social relations of production, distribution and exchange in the world.
  In this way, contemporary capitalism has a Knowledge Economy where the activities
of creation, adaptation, dissemination and depreciation of knowledge has grown at a
phenomenal pace. In this knowledge economy is structured a new industrial pattern of
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development where new industries (software and telecommunications) and the old
ones are rejuvenated by the productive application of new technologies.


  “ECOGNOMY & ICOGNOVATION” (iii)
  In this way, contemporary capitalism has a Knowledge Economy where the
activities of creation, adaptation, dissemination and depreciation of
knowledge has grown at a phenomenal pace. In this knowledge economy is
structured a new industrial pattern of development where new industries
(software and telecommunications) and the old ones are rejuvenated by the
productive application of new technologies.
  Our goal is progress in a knowledge economy model and methodologes
that contribute to human being sustainable progress.
  Ecognomy Basics and Technics
  Free Knowledge vs. Knowledge Rights
  Knowledge valleys, villages and centers: drivers for ecognomy changes
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  Intelligent Governance: Ethic Net Profits “Think Global Act Local Ethic
Profits”


  “BIO-INSPIRED COGNITIVE SYSTEMS”
  Biologically-Inspired Computing Approaches to
Cognitive Systems and Bio-Plausible Cognitive
Robotics
  Typically the complex overall behaviour is the result of compounded non-linearities in the
component interactions. Furthermore, many systems of interest exhibit sophisticated adaptation
responses over multiple timescales, and are resilient with respect to variations in component
connectivity -- often as a result of self-organization properties. Almost all such naturally-
occurring systems are biological in origin, and the phrase biologically-inspired complex
adaptive systems (BICAS) has been used to generically refer to all such artificial systems.
  The ultimate aim of BICAS research is to understand and build artificial complex adaptive
systems with the same attractive properties of adaptation and resilience and self-organization
as are found in naturally-occurring complex adaptive systems. The relevance of the BICAS
approach to the science and engineering of cognitive systems is manifest.

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  DEEP BLUE KNOWLEDGE: BICAS for Collective Intelligence Engines



  INTELLIGENT PARTICIPATORY & TRANSPARENT
GOVERNANCE
  Building Intelligent Tools 4 Participatory &
Transparent Governance.
  The Research Group intends to actively promote business ethics
and transparency through research, design, implementation and
dissemination of integrity-based compliance programs both locally
and regionally to deploy AI Internet-based tools.
  iALKALDE: Intelligent Mayors Assistant Tools (IMAT) to Promote
Participatory Urban Decision-Making (PUDM) and City Hall Efficient
Management Support (CHEMS) .
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  INTELLIGENT ECOSYSTEMS
  Bringing ECO-efficiency & ECO-innovation to the Net.
  Web 3.0 or Semantic Web and Grid Computing is creating a critical
inflection point for the enterprise IT architecture, a architecture for
Knowledge. And the result of this convergence holds the mentioned
promise of addressing some of the most relevant problems faced by
organizations today: KaaS, Knowledge as a Service.
  Thus, through Cloud Computing technologies, companies can access and
use business applications "on demand" by significantly reducing fixed
costs and the large initial outlay (which currently are required to purchase
hardware and software) and associated investment ICT > KCT according to
the "peaks" of their needs.
  OpengreenKCTs: Bringing eco-efficiency to the Intelligent Cloud and KaaS .
I[P3]: innovation@[people, planet & profit]
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  organization chart

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felipe garcía
  Spanish Internet Pioneer
Internet Spanish Pioneers Gallery!
  www.linkedin.com/in/felipe
  Passionate Internet entrepreneur involved in major
projects in our country ISPs, e-Commerce, security ...
now launched an innovative project that combines his
three great passions, Internet, Knowledge Economy
and Artificial Intelligence, from social network to
knowledge network of research and innovation.
  Since my student days I thought that artificial
intelligence and the internet would shanke the hand ...
Now, this is the time.
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  "Ex Knowdler semper aliquid novi".


KNOWDLE FOUNDATION Consortium Sponsor
  When you join the KFIR as a consortium member, you
join a society of ethical open knowledge users
community who support reserach essential freedoms
knowledge for all human beings.
  When you sign up as a consortium member you join an
informed society working together to make a better
world: respectful of individual freedom, social
solidarity, personal privacy, and democracy built on
open knowledge.
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KNOWDLE FOUNDATION Consortium Sponsor
  Why join the Knowdle Foundation?
  As a open knowledge architecs, free knowledge applications lets you
build and improve on the work of others, as part of a social community
built on the principles of sharing.
  As an artist, you can do things with free knowledge software that
proprietary software does not allow. All free software allows you to use it
for any purpose.
  As a user, free knowledge, where you are able to help yourself and are
not dependent on a single developer or company to help you.
  As a student, you can study and modify the knowledge software you use,
learning from and enhancing the tools that you use for education.
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SUPPORT US
  The Open Knowledge Foundation is a not-for-profit
organization. Your support ensures the Foundation
can continue and expand its work.
Sponsorship will extend for 12 months from the month of receipt of payment.
  Become a ‘Consortia Research Sponsor Program’ CRSP
(annually, minimum 3 years program)
  CRSP Member from 50K€
  Become a ‘Consortia Research Promotor Program’ CRPP
(annually, minimum 3 years program available only for SME)
  CRPP Member from 10K€
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KNOWDLE CONSORTIUM GROUP Associate
Membership
  The Knowdle Consortium Group (KCG) is a nonprofit
research enterprise cluster founded to provide
leadership in Open Knowdledge & Applied Intelligent
Internet related standars, education and policy. We
are dedicated to ensuring the open development,
evolution and use of the Knowledge for the benefit of
people throughout the world.
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KCG SUPPORT US
  All our services and software are provided openly and
for free. Your support ensures the Consortium can
continue and expand its work.
  Membership will extend for 12 months from the month of receipt of payment.

  Become an‘Individual Supporter’(annually)
  Open Knowledge Leaders (50€)
  Open Knowledge Architecs (25€)
  Open Knowledge Creators (50€)
  Open Knowledge Students (Free)
  and OK-users (10€)
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KCG SUPPORT US
  Become an ‘Institutional Supporter’ (annually)
For Profit Organization
  Global Premium Member 50K€
  Golden Member 10K€
  Silver Member 5K€
  Associate Member 2.5K€
  Small Business Associate Member 1,25K

For Non-Profit Organization
  50% discount

  Make a one-off or in-kind donation
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OPEN KNOWDLEGE FORUM
  The Open Knowledge Forums are a series of
informal gatherings centred on the subject of
open knowledge/intelligence. It aims to bring
together those /producing/ and those /
campaigning/, and to cover everything from
software to the law. The sessions are usually held
in the evenings in KCG Local Chapters and their
format is to have talks by three or four different
people followed by a general discussion.
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Knowdle Foundation
Knowdle Consortia Research Group
TATUM | Calle de la Basílica, 19
E-28020 Madrid Madrid
SPAIN

felipe garcía



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CONSORTIA
Research at the KNOWDLE Media Lab comprises
interconnected developments in an wide range of
Biologically-Inspired Computing disciplines, such as
intelligent software agents; intelligent machine
understanding; intelligent learning; affective
computing; advanced intelligent interface design;
knowledge media; interactive video; interactive
intellligent cinema; and new approaches to eco-
efficiency, greenTIK, Knowledge as a Service (KaaS),
intelligent cloud o nanomedia, and nanoscale sensing.
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CONSORTIA
  BIO-ENGINEERING CONSORTIUM
  BIO-NANOTECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM
  BIO-INSPIRED COGNITIVE SYSTEMS CONSORTIUM
  BIO-INSPIRED SOCIAL RESEARCH CONSORTIUM

  LEVELS OF SPONSORSHIP
  CSRP, Consortium Sponsorship Research Program
  CRS, Consortium Research Sponsor
  CRP, Consortium Research Partner
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CSRP
  The most frequently selected option, consortium sponsorship research program connects a
company with a group of other sponsors and KNOWDLE Media Lab faculty and research staff
focused on a common agenda. Sponsors join one of three Media Lab consortia— . Although a
consortium sponsor joins only one consortium, all consortium-level sponsors have access to the
breadth of all research conducted at the Lab. In addition, companies at this level of sponsorship
can take advantage of our graduate fellows program.
  BENEFITS
  Membership in one consortium and one research program;
  Access to all projects of the research conducted at the Lab;
  Lab-wide visiting privileges;
  Customized company day at the Lab with a strategic brainstorming session;
  Invitation to sponsor week (twice a year);
  Invitation to Lab-wide lectures and special events;
  Participation in steering committee to oversee the Media Lab relationship;
  Access to all KNOWDLE Media Internal Lab publications and password-protected
sponsor Web site.
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Membership: 50,000€ CRSP or 10,000€ CRPP a year for a minimum of three years.


CRS
  Consortium Research Sponsorship (CRS) enables a sponsor to form a closer relationship with
specific areas of research by placing an employee-in-residence in the Lab. The employee is
provided with space in the Lab and the opportunity to work closely with principal investigators
and graduate students on specific projects.
  With an employee in residence at the Lab, a company can take a deep dive into the development
of a research project under the guidance and in collaboration with a Lab researcher.
  Employees in residence become a part of the fabric of the Lab, working closely with faculty,
senior research staff, and graduate students with a broad range of technical skills and research
knowledge.
  BENEFITS
  Membership in one consortium (access to all Research Program of the Consortium choosen);
  Company employee-in-residence;
  Customized company day at the Lab with a strategic brainstorming session;
  Invitation to sponsor week (twice a year);
  Invitation to Lab-wide lectures and special events;
  Access to all KNOWDLE Media Lab publications and password-protected sponsor Website; and
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  Optional participation in the Lab's graduate fellows program.


CRP
  Consortium Research Partner is the highest level of consortium sponsorship available at the
KNOWDLE Media Lab.
  BENFITS
  Membership in existing Lab consortia;
  The opportunity to establish a steering committee, comprising both sponsor and Lab
representation, to oversee the sponsor’s relationship to the Media Lab;
  A special company/organization day at the Media Lab;
  An employee in residence at the Media Lab;
  Selection of two Lab graduate fellows, who will carry the sponsor’s name;
  Invitations to Lab-wide lectures and special events; and
  Access to publications (both print and digital); and access to insite, the Lab’s password-protected
Web site for sponsors.
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SBOKRC, leads innovation, builds interdisciplinary and international networks,
and focuses research on important public issues. The SBOKRC is guided by the
belief that justice, prosperity, and democracy all require better understanding of
complex social, cultural, economic, and political processes. We work with
practitioners, policymakers, and academic researchers in all the social sciences,
related professions, and the humanities and natural sciences. With partners
around the world, we mobilize existing knowledge for new problems, link research
to practice and policy, strengthen individual and institutional capacities for
learning, and enhance public access to information. We bring necessary
knowledge to public action in our research lines.
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MFKL, Mentoring Future Knowledge Liderships
  Mentoring chlidren with talent in social deprived backgrounds to provide them best
education as possible
Membership: Supporter 10€/m; Mentor 25€/m

MUKW, Mentoring Unemployed Knowledge Worker
  Mentoring unemployed scientific, technical and creative knowledge to work in open while
they find a job or create your own business
Membership: Supporter 10€/m; Mentor 25€/m
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financing/capital flow
ideas flow
KaaS model

KaaS
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OPEN KNOWLEDGE



R&D
NATIONAL talent
& EUROPEAN
FUNDs

exit window exit window
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ADITIONAL FINANCIAL FUNDS


KMEDIALAB
KMEDIALAB

open
knowledge

PROJECT talent

KMEDIALAB

BETA

ideas KaaS
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knowledge Knowledge as a Service



Knowledge as a Service (KaaS)
Enable & provide a) Knowledge Applications or b) business
knowledge applications and intelligent solutions as a Service
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