This document discusses various examples of innovative solutions to social and economic problems that are emerging around the world. It highlights how organizations are creatively combining technologies and business models to tackle issues like healthcare access and costs, water purification, education, transportation congestion, and obesity. Examples mentioned include an affordable cardiac hospital in India, a water purifier from Coca-Cola and Dean Kamen, massive open online courses for education, ridesharing apps to reduce congestion, and Walmart opening stores in "food deserts" to improve access to affordable groceries. The document argues that a "Solution Economy" is developing through new players, forms of collaboration, and the convergence of technologies to disrupt and connect in ways that scale solutions.

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This hospital performs more heart
surgeries each year than just about anyone
Performed cardiac bypass surgeries in 20083,174

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$20,000–$100,000
Typical US hospitalFor a fraction of the price
$2,000

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And has a lower mortality rate than in the
US
1.4% 1.9%

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Location? Bangalore, India

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Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola and Dean Kamen are working to
deploy a Slingshot water purifier—capable of
creating 1,000 liters of potable water a day

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….Could play a part in making education Affordable and
Accessible everywhere
Massive Open Online Courses
(MOOCs)

8. What do these
have in common?

9. How? By creatively combining
a core set of technologies
and business models
to tackle unique problems

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A Global Trend
Wavemakers
Public Value
Innovators
Steady
Suppliers
Double/Triple
Bottom Liners
Citizen
Changemakers

11. Solution Economy in ChileSolutionEconomy
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New players
New rolesNew forms of collaboration

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Investors
Multi-rational multinationals
Steady suppliers
Innovators
Citizen changemakers
• Mobile
• Cloud
• Social
• Analytics
• Franchise
• Platform
• Freemium
• Citizen-
sourcing
The
Solution
EconomyTechnologies
that disrupt and
connect
Business models
that scale
The Wavemakers
who solve problems
Impact Currencies
Citizen capital
Social outcomes
Reputation
Credits
Data
Public Value
Exchanges
• Two-sided markets
• Prizes & challenges
• Impact exchanges
• Crowdfunding
• Payment- by Results
Solution
Ecosystems
A new way to search for solutions
Solution
Ecosystems

14. Where is the most excess capacity in the transportation
system?

15. Add slide showing bumper to bumper
traffic in London
Answer: the automobile

16. How do you fill all those empty passenger seats in
the nation’s most congested cities?

17. Answer: There’s an app for that

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The convergence of geo, social and mobile has
reinvented carpooling —
real-time ridesharing now gives commuters more
flexible options that cater to unpredictable
schedules

19. Turning every car into a bus route

20. New mobility
services
Dynamic
pricing
mechanisms
New kinds of
vehicles
Car sharing
Bike sharing
Ride sharing Pay as you
drive
insurance
Congestion
pricing
Smart
parking
Connected
vehicles
Driverless
vehicles
Congestion
New data
services
Multi-modal
trip
planning
Crowd-
sourced
traffic data
The emerging congestion relief ecosystem
P2P car
rental

21. How can you create your own
Solution Revolution?

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Change the lens

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Issue spotlight: Obesity
In last 25 years, obesity rates
have skyrocketed worldwide
….Walmart in collaboration
with USDA plans to open 300
additional stores in “Food
Deserts” by 2016 offering
affordable groceries to about
800,000 people

24. Chilean double and triple bottom liners have moved
beyond shareholder value as the lone measure of
performance

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Target the gaps

26. Ex-Tech Entrepreneur
Jay Kimmelman

28. Bridge’s “School in a box” model
What started with 1 school in 2009…
..is now more than 200 schools
…with a target of 1,800 schools by
2015

29. The specs
$4
Fee per month of
private education
for 1 student
15:1
Pupil: teacher
ratio at a Bridge
school
47:1
Pupil: teacher
ratio at average
Kenyan school
100%
Outperforming
peers on core
reading

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Rethink constraints

31. Bill Eggers
Email:
weggers@deloitte.com
Twitter:
@wdeggers
Web:
williameggers.com