From my vantage point, this indicates that the market is realizing that the Collaborative Economy is the next phase of sharing. It bears repeating that the first phase of sharing is in the realm of media ideas. Which we call Social Media. The next phase of sharing is in the physical realm (goods, services, space, and money) which some call the Collaborative Economy. Because of my corporate focus. I use this broader term. As it encompasses the Maker Movement, crowd-funding, and co-innovation, which are all parts of companies sharing with the people beyond P2P This transition doesn’t come without pain.
The heat from friction is an indication
That the balance of economic power is changing. A silicon valley cab company you know. The old style kind that are yellow. Not a sleek, tech-enabled black town car claims that Uber and Lyft have eaten away at 30% of their Chinese Overseas Australia Number Data business. The battle continues between NY and Airbnb. Where advocacy group Peers.com has obtained 88,000 signatures in support of restrictive legalization. We see market forces reacting to each other. Ws enablers of this movement and companies who want to leverage this force, adopt the same strategies: Salesforce plants an enterprise software flag.
Salesforce has published
The four business opportunities that remove barriers to the sharing economy. I shared the stage with Peter Coffee at the Magnet360 event in Minneapolis a few weeks ago. Where we focused on the Collaborative Economy India Phone Number with a large hall filled with marketers. Peter does a fine job bringing a tech perspective that focuses on how mobile devices, big data, and analytics can fulfill these market desires. I anticipate that enterprise software vendors like Salesforce, IBM, Ariba, Adobe. And Lithium are well poised to help large companies enter this space. Accenture explores new insurance revenue models.
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