Duevo — the easiest way to start and manage Web.3.0 organization
Everyone has resources and opportunities
The only way to create value is to find an opportunity and realize it with the right resources.
The fundamental problem of economics is to allocate resources optimally according to opportunity in order to get the maximum benefit.
Finding a use for your resources and finding resources to realize your potential is the main economic need of any person.
A firm is just a specific case of resource aggregation for realizing opportunities, and is the most expensive and complicated one.
People join groups, communities, and teams every day to create value together.
Platform 3.0 creates value and monetizes it
Web 2.0
Social web 2.0 platforms monetize their user base meanwhile overlooking the resources and opportunities they possess.
They view most users as consumers of goods or content, earning revenue from showing ad.
Web 3.0
The web 3.0 social platform looks at each user as an owner of resources and opportunities. It gives users the tools to create value together, earning with them.
Platform 3.0 breaks down borders
Web 2.0
The web 2.0 platform tends to isolate communities from one another because competition for users is a zero-sum game. One community's gain comes at the expense of another community's loss.
As a result of isolation, internal resources and opportunities of a community remain unused or are used not fully.
Web 3.0
Web 3.0 platforms strive to develop mutually beneficial connections between communities and reward them for the new value created by participants.
Duevo – built for your business
Web 3.0 Decentralized Autonomous Organizations
Сomprehensive solution to build and manage DAOs:
- Community DAOs that bring people together around a shared goal or interest;
- Investment DAOs that allow members to pool their resources and invest in various opportunities;
- DeFi DAOs that focus on decentralized finance and provide members with access to financial services and products.
Enterprise Social Networks
Employee journey automation within a company, from hiring and onboarding to dismissal:
- HR departments in large companies;
- Managers of alumni companies;
- Corporate training departments.
Social Clubs
Groups of people who share a common interest or hobby:
- Organizations that focus on lifestyle events;
- Cultural clubs that celebrate different cultures;
- Sports groups that engage in various physical activities.
Fashion Industry
Bringing together professionals from the creative industries and driving innovation within the industry:
- Increased awareness and involvement in industry events and initiatives;
- Improved communication channels between experts in different fields, such as designers, architects, artists, and brand promoters;
- Opportunities for collaboration between universities and countries within the fashion and fashion-related industries.
Collaborative learning
Social networks in various educational scenarios:
- Lifelong learning programs can use social networks to connect learners with instructors and peers, share resources and foster collaboration;
- Topic clubs can use social networks to bring together people who share a passion for a particular subject or area of interest, share knowledge and support each other;
- Alumni associations can use social networks to keep graduates connected with their alma mater, provide networking opportunities and facilitate mentorship and career development.
Gastronomy
Gastronomy – the interest based, healthy living would be a great addition to ourclientell based.
Duevo – the Intelligent and Proactive Social Collaboration Platform
Duevo enables individuals to transform simple common interests into dynamic and autonomous organizations. From a simple union of people based on common interests, a dynamic and autonomous organization of individuals united by common goals can emerge.
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DAO Smart
Contract
People need to trust that the community will work consistently during the long term, only then they will invest their time and money in its development. The DAO Smart Contract gives that assurance right at the start of the community, allowing for flexible customization of community rules by the votes of its members.
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Community
Foundation
The DAO allows not only for collective community rule making, but also for managing the community's investment process.This approach ensures compliance with the fund's investment policies and reduces risks.
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Community
Token
A native token is a convenient tool for capitalizing of all productive interactions within a community. The token can be used to make transactions, gain access to the closed part of the community or otherwise be involved in making the community work.
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Social Index
A community member's social activity becomes a digital asset that has predictable monetization, is part of their financial capital and at the same time allows them to gain the level of trust they need without having to re-build their reputation when they change communities.
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Action-to-earn
Rewarding participants for intermediate actions in order to encourages productive behavior. Unlike existing social platforms, where rewards are delayed until the end of a complicated set of targeted actions (e.g., creating a successful channel and selling ads on it).
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A person's token
A participant can "pay off" other participants with a token that entitles them to access their resources, in return receiving tokens to implement their project. In such way, it is possible to build complicated resource chains and "objectify" social interaction (mutual exchange of tokens, at the rate of the social index).
We developed proprietary auction-based search mechanics for distributing content and people within Organization:
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A word from our customers
Recommendations from the organization/institute that have implemented the use of the DueVo prototype.
Why could an existing organization want to switch to DAO?
Web 2.0
In a centralized communities most of the activity is invented, created and monetized by the administration. Existing community-building services provide tools for the named model of interaction.
Web 3.0
In a decentralized community, all activity is invented, created, and monetized by the participants themselves. This is why there is so much more activity there. We provide tools for such model of interaction.