3DN Transaction Software
Transaction Software
Transparency in Decision Making:
- An O.net/Votelink like space for public discussion of issues plus a private space (password or administrator authorized access) for final board discussion and vote. One set for Neighborhood Investments LLC (password protect public discussion and administrator authorize private space) and one for CIE.
Transparency in Accounting:
- Access to reports generated from current information showing each shareholder their transactions, and cumulative information for the organization as a whole.
Inventory, Share pricing
- Bar Code on each commodity – cash cost per unit. All CIE locations would have a bar code scanner, each product sold would have a bar code and each shareholder would have a bar coded ID card. Could we then offer software where other merchants, or individuals engaged in a transaction, could send bar coded information through the web site? Another option is bar coded checks that shareholders could exchange among themselves and submit to the corporation for processing. (Consider impact on productivity per share for the labor cost to process checks).
- Calculate actual cost of goods consumed internally per share. If net revenue exceeds cost of goods consumed internally per share, then cost of labor to the organization is zero. If cost of goods consumed internally exceeds net revenue, a labor surcharge has to be added to each internal transaction:
- Net loss/Total shares issued = loss per share
- Pricing in shares is a function of abundance. If the organization produces an amount of a good or service equal to demand, and cost of labor is zero, then that good or service is essentially free and the price in shares should be nominal. If an abundance can be obtained at a fixed cash cost, and labor cost is zero, then the price in shares would be:
- Net Revenue/Total Shares issued = Productivity per share
- Cash Cost of Item/Productivity per share = Price of Item in shares
- To earn $1000 the corporation issued 100 shares. Productivity per share is $10.00. If the Corporation spends $100.00 to provide commodity X, the share price of commodity X is ten shares.
- The corporation can easily have a positive cash flow and a net loss per share because not all shares will be redeemed currently. Does any net loss show up in Productivity per share or do we need another calculation for the surcharge? If productivity per share were minus one dollar (-$1.00) and we made the share price of commodity X $11.00 – does that balance the corporations books?
User Interface
- A recommended package of Open Source Software to be installed on shareholder computers that will enable participants to interface with the Organization's software without any problems.
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