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| − | {{glossary}} | + | <noinclude>{{glossary}}</noinclude>[[Platform]] organisations use Biological [[Spontaneous Evolution|cell]]s as an example by splitting into two to create new organisations, or by [[deployment|deploy]]ing a [[seed]] to be installed in another location. Merging is the opposite [[process]] and is used to [[unification|unify]] different organisations into a single harmonious whole when they are seen to be fully [[alignment|aligned]] with the same [[values]] and [[vision]]. |
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| + | == Splitting == | ||
| + | This [[process]] involves increasing the local Platforms scale of operation, for example building up stock and sourcing available [[worker]]s to fill [[role]]s. When it's scaled to an appropriate size some of the local resources are migrated to the remote Platforms location and continue operation there. | ||
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| + | == Merging == | ||
| + | Sometimes things that split at one point in time will later merge back together. Other times things that appeared to be different are found to have the same goals and values | ||
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*[[Trust group]] | *[[Trust group]] | ||
[[Category:Philosophy]] | [[Category:Philosophy]] | ||
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Platform organisations use Biological cells as an example by splitting into two to create new organisations, or by deploying a seed to be installed in another location. Merging is the opposite process and is used to unify different organisations into a single harmonious whole when they are seen to be fully aligned with the same values and vision.
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Splitting
This process involves increasing the local Platforms scale of operation, for example building up stock and sourcing available workers to fill roles. When it's scaled to an appropriate size some of the local resources are migrated to the remote Platforms location and continue operation there.
Merging
Sometimes things that split at one point in time will later merge back together. Other times things that appeared to be different are found to have the same goals and values
Notes
Members can work from anywhere geographically, so they work in new premises like a missionary to help it grow, but still handle some of their own Platforms work remotely.
Bifurcation: Division of a Platform into two...
