CoLab's vision is to facilitate collaboration with individuals around the world. We are going to do something about it (not just talk)! We are particularly interested in pioneering the area's of business, government and crime. And most of all we want to keep it simple. A lot of people are talking about ways to collaborate but when it comes down to the masses there aren't many ideas affecting us. We want to take these concepts and bring them down to earth in ways we all can benefit to the fullest.
Because it's time! Look at Wikipedia, craigslist, eBay, Linux, Open Office, DARPA Grand Challenge, Procter & Gamble, MIT OpenCourseWare, InnoCentive, Paint.NET, Joomla and Goldcorp. What we see in today's world are trends that are reshaping how we do business, learn, live, work and play. It's all coming to the point of collaborating and working together to create something of more value.
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The Concept (No Page) Just imagine that you show up to work getting to do what you really want to do and making more money at it? If you perform you get paid more! There are prizes for better work! |
Business (No Page) Just imagine that you show up to work getting to do what you really want to do and making more money at it? If you perform you get paid more! There are prizes for better work! |
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Government (No Page) What if government was ran more efficiently? |
Crime (Work In Progress) Imagine there is a crime problem in your neighborhood. You start keeping an eye on what is going on and then collaborate with others around your town that have crime happening around them. You start routing out the bad guys. They can't do business anymore. Law enforcement step up to the plate using the information that is provided by a large network of civilians to catch the bad guys. Collaborate! |
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Economics (No Page) What if we came up with better ways to handle the economic situations we find ourselves in? |
The Best in Collaboration (No Page) Collaboration comes in many different kinds. We see them everyday. Here is the best of what people have done with the concept. Wikipedia, craigslist, eBay, Linux, Open Office, DARPA Grand Challenge, Procter & Gamble, MIT OpenCourseWare, InnoCentive, Paint.NET, Joomla and Goldcorp. |
