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Related Resources Read the definitive report, The Collaborative Economy, which has been broadly read on Slideshare and beyond. In the Collaborative Economy, your company provides a platform for customers to collaborate on a variety of business functions. Your company becomes a service, in the collaborative economy. Check this list of corporations that have joined the collaborative economy, called the ‘brand edition’ where I cite some 20 companies who have already joined. See all the posts tagged “Collaborative Economy” to peruse the whole body of work.
Image by Jeff Garris, used under Creative Commons What role Tuvalu Email List do corporations play if customers don’t need them? What if the people who used to be their customers get their goods and services from each other? I’d love to answer that at your next event. That’s exactly the question that our research answers after analyzing 200 of the startups, and interviewing three dozen experts (you can read the full report, right here). Customers are using social media tools, called “sharing websites,” to share products, services, and even money bypassing the corporate world.
What’s the solution? We found a counterintuitive opportunity for today’s innovative companies, that, we believe, they must use to enable their own business functions, business models, and products to be social and, therefore, able to compete in one of the most significant cultural market changes in history. Keynote: The Collaborative Economy with Jeremiah Owyang from Jeremiah Owyang The above embedded slide deck is from the Vocus marketing and communications conference in DC last week, it’s designed for a 45 minute session. About the Content The speech uses the story of Danish King Frederick VII, whom I learned about on last month’s trip to Copenhagen.
Image by Jeff Garris, used under Creative Commons What role Tuvalu Email List do corporations play if customers don’t need them? What if the people who used to be their customers get their goods and services from each other? I’d love to answer that at your next event. That’s exactly the question that our research answers after analyzing 200 of the startups, and interviewing three dozen experts (you can read the full report, right here). Customers are using social media tools, called “sharing websites,” to share products, services, and even money bypassing the corporate world.
What’s the solution? We found a counterintuitive opportunity for today’s innovative companies, that, we believe, they must use to enable their own business functions, business models, and products to be social and, therefore, able to compete in one of the most significant cultural market changes in history. Keynote: The Collaborative Economy with Jeremiah Owyang from Jeremiah Owyang The above embedded slide deck is from the Vocus marketing and communications conference in DC last week, it’s designed for a 45 minute session. About the Content The speech uses the story of Danish King Frederick VII, whom I learned about on last month’s trip to Copenhagen.