| Name | Role | | ——– | ——– | | Christian Thams | host/facilitator | | Members of the Hackathon | Input/feedback |
Simply write in short bullet point style what you’re doing, what your problems, ideas, solutions, workarounds are, also please link issues created in other repos, etc so we can follow up on them. No need to order it by topic, it can be step by step / timeline style.
Using the Open-Source Ecosystem Toolkit developed by the DDC for the EU project OPENNEXT, we set out to explore different business/funding opportunities for the OTFN and explore how the toolkit can be modified for activities within the OTFN.
The exercises in the toolkit were printed and filled out:
Customer Exploration, brainstorming different personas who are/can be a part of the OTFN 
Customer Mapping Timeline, categorise the different personas into Innovators, Adopters and Mainstream 
Ecosystem Building, define what your personas contribute to the organisation, the infrastructure required and the value exchange. 
Ecosystem Mapping, map out how the different elements from the ecosystem interact with each other and create assumptions. 
Assumption Mapping, how certain/uncertain are the assumptions and how much will it effect the business? 
Assumption Validation, how might we investigate our assumptions to create a compelling offering? 
To test the assumption, book 10 interviews with professors/educators and pitch a course for 5000€ for one week. If 8/10 think its a good offer we proceed with designing the course material to create a proper offering.
A first draft of rough opportunities for the OFTN to explore to gain more revenue.
In two weeks the OTFN will gather to spend a proper session using the tool (approx 2-4h)
There were also improvements made to the tool itself, and if it is deemed valuable, a fork of the ‘DDC Open-Source Ecosystem Toolkit’ could be made more specific for the OTFN and relevant organisations.
contact information https://christianthams.com/