The definition of the Income Reengineering Processes establishes IRBDN as a economic research environment. Income Reengineering is best defined as real time, collaborative and interactive economic research into how to apply the internet and other information technology to aggressively and systematically integrate entrepreneurship and wealth focused principles, processes and compensation models into the mainstream workplace to the point where we eliminate paycheck to paycheck dependence on a large scale and shift employee thinking and focus away from just "earning a paycheck" to running their own business under the roof of employers with the support of employer. So, as IRBDN members collaboratively carryout this process, economic research will take place.
Central to economic research is the Empowered Employee Compensation Model (EECM). The EECM is the objective model or target model of the process. For example, if you think of the Income Reengineering Process as a bridge that every wage and salary earner will eventually want to cross, ask yourself === what workplace compensation model is on the other end of the bridge. The EECM is the workplace compensation model on the other end of the bridge.
So, as IRBDN members carryout the Income Reengineering process according to the general operational framework and business plan, this model will be introduced, researched, field tested, validated and ultimately deployed in the mainstream workplace or a well vetted alternative model. The Income Reengineering Report offers more insight in the Empowered Employee Compensation Model and as to how IRBDN functions as an economic research environment.