BusinessWeek recently profiled Peer-to-Patent in "Peer-to-Patent: A System for Increasing Transparency". The article discusses the history of P2P, the project's potential for wider adoption at the USPTO, and possibilities for similar projects in all areas of government. The article closes with a list of lessons for business executives that can be taken from P2P, including harnessing the power of teams and not overdefining collaboration spaces. The entire article is available here.
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