2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-53243-1
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CoDesign for Public-Interest Services

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“…They believe that Co-Design reaches its full potential through strong networks, sharing and raising awareness of design in all its forms and provisions, and enhancing the various facets in applied disciplines. Involving all the stakeholders throughout the development process, sharing information and practices, and building trust between people, are some of the key elements identified for a successful Co-Design process (Selloni, 2017).…”
Section: Co-design and Co-design Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They believe that Co-Design reaches its full potential through strong networks, sharing and raising awareness of design in all its forms and provisions, and enhancing the various facets in applied disciplines. Involving all the stakeholders throughout the development process, sharing information and practices, and building trust between people, are some of the key elements identified for a successful Co-Design process (Selloni, 2017).…”
Section: Co-design and Co-design Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nazwa sharing economy w Polsce funkcjonuje najczęściej jako określenie "ekonomia współpracy", ale spotykana jest też nazwa "ekonomia dzielenia się", "ekonomia współdzielenia". Inne nazwy nawiązujące do tego zjawiska spotykane w literaturze w języku angielskim to: collaborative consumption, collaborative economy, on-demand economy, peer-to-peer economy, zero-marginal cost economy, crowd-based capitalism (Selloni, 2017). Ekonomia współpracy i dzielenie się nie są całkowicie nowym zjawiskiem.…”
Section: Sharing Economy -Podstawowe Elementy I Warunkiunclassified
“…Lately, the emergence of this principle is changing the way society trades goods and services [7]. One can see it as a variety of players, with equal access to a common resource and goal of sharing it through a wealth of cooperating infrastructures, which is opposite to the traditional economic principle represented by players with individual goals, and with the resulting equilibrium occurring when all individual goals are satisfied 2 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the importance of prosumers is not undermined in our study, the authors look at P2P markets from a wider perspective that includes all involved agents in the power system. Indeed, a peer is defined as anyone 7 First application was in computer science to distribute data, and interested readers may consult [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] 8 Examples as Turo and Taskrabbit use P2P structures 9 For simplicity, P2P markets to generically refer as consumer-centric electricity markets owning or operating an asset or group of assets (e.g., production, consumption, storage). More generally, all potential active agents in the market can be seen as peers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%