How You Can Start the Next Zipcar by Robin Chase
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- 2. @rmchase Rchase @ alum.mit.edu Lean Company -- leverage excess capacity -- enable others to do some of the work
- 5. PEER COLLABORATORS: Not consumers but co-creators
- 7. Peers Incorporated The partnership driving the collaborative economy
- 8. My PC & connection My friends My videos My knowledge My stuff My photos
- 9. BED sharing
- 14. INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH (companies, institutions, governments) Large investments Multi-year efforts Integration & Aggregation of many parts Deep Sector knowledge Diverse technical expertise(s) Standard Contracts & standardization Consistency Brand Promise (trusted company) Global
- 15. INDIVIDUAL STRENGTH (people, small NGOs & companies) Small investments Short-term sporadic efforts Delivery of small services Local knowledge Specific unique expertise/offering Customization, specialization Creativity Personal social networks (trusted individual) Local
- 16. INDIVIDUAL STRENGTH INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH (people, local NGOs & local companies) (companies, institutions, governments) Small investments Short-term sporadic efforts Delivery of small services Local knowledge Specific unique expertise/offering Customization, specialization Creativity Personal social networks (trusted individual) Local Large investments Multi-year efforts Integration & Aggregation of many parts Deep Sector knowledge Diverse technical expertise(s) Standard Contracts & standardization Consistency Brand Promise (trusted company) Global
- 17. PEERS INCORPORATED (people, local NGOs & local companies) (companies, institutions, governments) Small investments Short-term sporadic efforts Delivery of small services Local knowledge Specific unique expertise/offering Customization, specialization Creativity Personal social networks (trusted individual) Local Large investments Multi-year efforts Integration & Aggregation of many parts Deep Sector knowledge Diverse technical expertise(s) Standard Contracts & standardization Consistency Brand Promise (trusted company) Global
- 18. Excess Capacity PEERS INCORPORATED Platform for Participation Scale Economies High Growth
- 20. 3 MILLION PASSENGERS TRANSPORTED 2007 2008 NO TRUSTED PROFILES PASSENGERS A YEAR 2009 2010 2011 ONLINE RATINGS 2012 ONLINE RATINGS + PAYMENTS
- 24. Excess Capacity 1. Slice 2. Aggregate 3. Open
- 25. Excess Capacity Resource & Cost Efficient PEERS Diversity Innovation Resilience Redundancy INCORPORATED Platform for Participation Scale Economies High Growth
- 28. OPEN DATA 21
- 30. Last Ice Age, was -4C (-7F) from today’s average temps. Europe & North America were covered in kilometers of ice. +4C (+7F) will happen over a century, not millennia
- 31. If it is +4C (+7F) on average GLOBALLY, OVER LAND it will be +6C (+11F) By 2060s if we don’t meet current goals
- 32. 1. ROLE MODEL in your daily life: actions and purchases 2. LEADERSHIP in your business life 3. ACTION in your local, state, and national politics.
- 33. You can’t solve exponential problems with linear solutions. Try PEERSINCORPORATED! Banny Banerjee, Stanford
- 34. Excess Capacity Resource & Cost Efficient PEERS Diversity Innovation Resilience Redundancy INCORPORATED Platform for Participation Scale Economies High Growth
- 35. Energy Solar Mosaic Energy Internet Education EDx TEDx Climate Change 350.org Transportation Blablacar Carpooling.com Food La RucheQuiDitOui Supermarmite Housing ? Health Tricorder X Prize Water Aqueduct Employment Task Rabbit Etsy, Topcoder Equity & Justice Change.org Ushahidi
- 36. Climate change is the biggest wealth-creating opportunity of our generation
- 37. @rmchase rchase@alum.mit.edu We are on track for such rapid and intense change, we might as well steer towards the world we want to see -- Tim DeChristopher
Editor's Notes
- Today I want to tell you a story of discovery, about my favorite topic, sharing. I’m going to start with BED sharing.
- This structure can work in so many sectors and attack so many different kinds of problems. PEERS INC: speed of organized collective action, and the wealth and ingenuity of individual creativity.Over the last decade we have been reveling in Internets empowerment of people. Peers Inc takes it up a level. It supercharges individuals with the power of the corporation. Together, we can.