The ZOOM project: final results and future outlooks
summary
Project delivers a legal-business licensing framework, a toolkit and licensing framework plus a Business Model Innovation matrix built from literature analysis, interviews and 50–60 real cases; it catalogs 32–33 business models for open software, hardware and data, produces five policy briefs and a repository hosted on ManufacturAgora, and launches a sustaining community with 11 partners across nine countries. Findings show open licensing enables many viable models but value capture and community management remain the main barriers; the toolkit and briefs are published and the Commission responds positively.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and project overview
- 1:31Key findings and messages
- 5:06Business models with open licenses
- 8:21Toolkit and resources overview
- 10:49Future community and next steps
- 12:57Q&A session
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