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This sound good, but already exist tons of open source solutions in this space and nothing look good enough. I wish to build some of this, but how will pay for

by mamcx 10y ago

This sound good, but already exist tons of open source solutions in this space and nothing look good enough. I wish to build some of this, but how will pay for it? --- BTW, http://plaintextaccounting.org http://plaintextaccounting.org have some good ideas about this. I think this is the way to go, but how make it work with a database instead

contingencies 10y ago
I am looking at three problems in the area right now from an operations research perspective. (1) Physical logistics for food machines http://8-food.com/ http://8-food.com/ and their supply chain (2) Liquidity and settlement logistics for cross-border payments http://moneyclip.cc/ http://moneyclip.cc/ (3) Energy trading for emergent renewables-focused densely interconnected next generation power grids http://fiberhood.nl/ http://fiberhood.nl/ The goal is to get the core markup defined to the point where an engine can be applied to a formally specified risk model to generate various goal-optimized decisions for for all three domains. Note that there are also many other domains to which this reasoning would apply such as general logistics, supply chain and generic scheduling mechanisms for resource (eg. power)-constrained embedded systems.