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- 6. Therefore need for new models.. Business Models Financial Models Operational Models Operational Models Technology Models Participative Governance
- 8. “ Webolution” of Business Models is happening.. Blogosphere Social Networks Smart Mobs Wikis Co-Creation Tags The Long Tail Business Models Financial Models Technology Models Operational Models
- 9. Web 2.0 Business Examples Google Maps Basecamp Flickr Albums Salesforce Community & Interaction Business Models Financial Models Technology Models Operational Models
- 14. Giving away services No license fee Tiny transactions Sharing intellectual property Trusting consumers / citizens Breaking Every Rule in the B-School Book 2.0 Phenomenon Business Models Financial Models Technology Models Operational Models
- 16. What’s Old, is New Again . eGov 1.0 eGov 2.0 0 Communities Targeted Self Organising Bandwidth Limited Widely Available Metric Individuals Communities Systems Proprietary Open Focus Technical Creation Content Static Peer Production Foundation Created Build out
- 17. Long Tail – New Economic model of Web 2.0 Similarly there are many communities that do not get served by the traditional Governance mechanisms Walmart carries 4,500 CDs Amazon carries 800,000 CDs
- 22. Challenges for emerging economies Low Govt Revenue Low profits Low infrastructure Low investment formation Low wages Low employment Low consumption Low motivation Low productivity
- 23. E-Governance for Good Governance Enhance Revenue / Reduce cost Enhance Citizen’s Quality of Life Enhance Security (Internal and External)
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- 25. E-Governance Magic Equation.. OO + NT = EOO Old Organization + New Technology = Expensive Old Organization
- 27. Is Web 2.0 just a Passing Fad? 4% CIO's who think Web 2.0 is a passing fad 70% CIO's who adopted Web 2.0 for business efficiency 74% Enterprises that prefer Web 2.0 suites 50% Percentage of financial services consumers who read blogs and listen to podcasts above national average 13% Enterprise executives disappointed with Web 2.0 investments 185% - 443% ROI range for Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) Social Computing: Easy connections brought about by cheap devices, modular content, and shared computing resources are creating new ways for people to share information