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XO Korea is a small civil community intended to ''integrate'' [http://vision2030.korea.kr/main.htm Vision 2030 Plan] of the Korean government, [http://www.olpc.org OLPC: One Laptop Per Child], [http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/a-1-fea.html FEA: Federal Enterprise Architecture] of the US government, and open source communities such as [http://www.mozilla.org/ Mozilla]. XO Korea was started by a few Korean citizens, most of them residing in the Jejudo island of Korea. |
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We are just a few citizens. And, who we are is quite simple, mostly farmers and fishers. But, what we are doing is not so simple. |
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Most of our projects are based on OLPC and its variations; [[XO Korea/Korea 2030 Plan]], [[XO Korea/XO Variations]], [[XO Korea/Open Enterprise Architecture]] and [[XO Korea/Local Communities]] etc. |
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Via OLPC and its variations, we pursue a kind of '''World Automation''' based on '''Open Knowledge Communites'''. So, it's quite clear that we are pursuing '''Worldwide Knowledge Base''' on OLPC;more organized than wikipedia, but quite less structured than current school-driven educational systems. |
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We are, just conceptually, disassembling every nation into more than 300,000 social sections (a social unit producing values); then, we |
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* write [[XO Korea/Learning Outcomes]] for every social section, |
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* write the work-flow of each social section, |
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* establish relationships among those social sections worldwide, and |
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* applying our OEA after extending [http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/a-1-fea.html FEA: Federal Enterprise Architecture] into Open Enterprise Architecture; '''Open''', '''Global''' and '''both public and private(market) Areas'''. |
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As an example for our approaches to private sectors, we are now analyzing the work flow of a governmental banking system of Korea (Korea Industrial Bank) to make knowledge base, to draw workflows, and to automate each division and each desk of the bank. After analyzing and programming those work flows, we expect only one-tenth (1/10) of the current human resources be enough to run the entire bank, resulting much better financial achievements, not to mention of every child of the world learning every detail of how a bank operates. |
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Also, we are to simulate all divisions of the Korean governments, based on [http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/a-1-fea.html FEA: Federal Enterprise Architecture]. For example, we are analyzing the work flow of [[XO Korea/Cenral Government/the Ministry of Construction & Transportation]] to test the possibility of running the organization with only one-tenth (1/10) of the current human resources as is the case of the bank above. |
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For this purpose, we are; |
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* analyzing the entire social sections of a nation (for example, we classified the Korean government into more than 150,000 seperate sections and extracted more than 80,000 functions from those 150,000+ sections. Each section performs some of the 80,000+ functions and each function is shared by more than 1 section(s)) |
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* writing the knowledge base and the work flows of each section using workflow languages such as [[XO Korea/YAWL]] |
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* programming the work flow using various toolkits (especially Python-related ones) |
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But, our programming activities for those workflows itself is now enough to automate social entities such as governments (those entities depending on repetitive and spriritual labors). |
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We need two more conditions; |
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* the 1/10 human labors should be highly educated with Information Technologies and each be collaborate with other globally, that's exactly what OLPC pursues, as long as our understanding. |
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* not only governments or business entities, but customers' activities also should be automated. That is, all citizens should be equipped with some state-of-art hardwares and softwares. We think XO (and its variations) is exactly that kind of machine. |
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It's like client/server architecture. Our government modules may be regarded as server modules and those hardwares and softwares of customers as client modules. Of course, it's not a perfect explanation. Because, in our system architecture, every server is a client to other servers and every client is a server to other clients. |
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For every citizen of the world, XO Korea plans to provide some XO-based hardwares, softwares and server related modules. Some of them are; |
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* Hardwares |
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**[[OLPC Smartphone|XO Smartphone]] on linux and other open-source softwares. We call it [[XO Korea/XO Phone]]. |
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**[[XO Korea/Global Mesh Network]]: linking everyone to everyone in the world |
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** Input & Output Book: notebook (or laptop) type display and keyboard units. We call it [[XO Korea/IO Book]]. |
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*Softwares |
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**[[XO Korea/OpenOffice]]: MS Office compatible on open source architecture |
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** [[XO Korea/Toolkits]]: programming tools. |
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*independent web servers with the features of; |
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** [[XO Korea/Moodle]] |
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** a few [[XO Korea/Semantic Web]] based programs |
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In a near future, every division of the Korean government will be closely collaborating with other domestic and foreign governmental divisions (or organizations and personnels). Via RSS, RDF, ATOM and other technologies, a change in a division of the Korean government will be notified by other divisions of domestic and foreign nations in real time. |
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In summary, XO Korea is establishing; |
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* [[XO Korea/XO Phone]]: much smaller OLPC. |
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* [[XO Korea/Open Enterprise Architecture]]: the relationship between OEA and FEA is like that between Unix and Linux. OEA is an open (rather than closed), global (rather than a national wide) and total (rather than public only) Enterprise Architecture. |
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See also; |
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* XO Korea Global Network |
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** [[XO Korea/Global XO Communities]] |
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** [[XO Korea/Global Automation]] |
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** [[XO Korea/Global Mesh Network]] |
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** [[XO Korea/Moodle Communities]] |
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* Some other projects |
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** [[XO Korea/Code of Ethics]] |
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** [[XO Korea/Open Exchange]] |
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** [[XO Korea/Open Accreditation]] |
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** [[XO Korea/National Competitiveness]] |
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Latest revision as of 06:04, 28 February 2008
Introduction