Industrial to collaborative economy
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Contrasting Industrial Capitalism with the Collaborative Economy: examples and benefits. I gave this talk at TEDx Harlem on March 26, 2012
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- 2. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Encyclopedia Britannica Wikipedia
- 3. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Assets & wealth Increasing role controlled by the few of individuals
- 4. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Monoculture diversity centralized distributed defends the status quo experiments, learns, adapts , evolves
- 5. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy & mesh networks
- 6. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Roll up Roll out
- 7. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy seeks monopoly status seeks to maximize participation
- 8. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Economies of Scale Economics of Free – standardization & volume – of the already bought & paid for delivers low cost – of excess capacity – of personal & personalized effort HAVE TO WORK WITH OTHERS
- 9. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Trade secrets Idea exchange patents Open standards
- 10. By Sujohn Das
- 11. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Network TV
- 12. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Mainstream Media Blogosphere
- 13. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Years 60 10 years 3 years Beds 645,000 1,500,000 beds 2m nights booked Countries 100 230 countries 186 countries
- 14. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy too big to fail resilient & redundant
- 15. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Shares the value
- 16. Our cars SHARED 16
- 18. AUTO PRENEURS LES AUTO-PRENEURS Earn 65% of Gross Revenue BUZZCAR IS THE PLATFORM PARTNER • Sets & applies criteria for good drivers, rated by others • App & website to quickly find & reserve cars • Contract & structure for rental • Insured during reservation w/ roadside assistance • Payment collection
- 19. DRIVER MEMBERS
- 20. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Buses & Trains
- 21. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy eBay Etsy Kickstarter Neighborgoods Neighborrow ParkAtMyHouse ReCaptcha Rentabilities SuperMarmite Twitter Waze Zilok
- 22. Industrial Collaborative Capitalism Economy Maps Open Street Maps Crisis Mappers Net
- 24. Industrial Capitalism Corporation’s survival at center
- 25. Collaborative Economy People thrive at the center