Earlier this week, I had the honor of participating in a panel at the Aspen Ideas Festival. The topic—“Global trends that will affect us all”—hit on the key issues that will shape our economies and cultures for the next 20 years.
Via Jeff Domansky
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Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
July 24, 2014 12:47 AM
Mitch Barns, Nielsen CEO, looks at future trends and provides a thoughtful look forward.
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Robin Good's curator insight,
October 15, 2013 12:58 PM
Jeremiah Owyang, a partner at the Altimeter Group, has published a valuable presentation outlining the key traits characterizing sustainable business models in the near future. The key takeaways include:
Excellent trends analysis. Owyang is right on target with his future of business models identikit. Check the full presentation here: http://www.slideshare.net/jeremiah_owyang/the-future-of-business-models (HT to Giuseppe Mauriello)
Tom Hood's curator insight,
February 22, 2014 8:24 AM
Great find by Robin Good and timely as we just had a session with Rita McGrath (author of the End of Competitive Advantage) emphasizing the impact of disruption and the need for a different mindset around resilience. This preso by Jeremiah Owyang gives some great tips for thinking about the types of shifts in business models we should be thinking about.
Slide 13 captures these shifts well:
1. Purpose (start with why) is key 2. Glocal wins - Global reach and mindset delivered locally (relationships) 3. Personalize everything possible 4. On-demand 5. People make and share - collaboration and co-creation with your customers 6. Empowered people
This is important for CPAs to understand as they advise and support their businesses (clients and employers). Business models are no longer stagnant or as Rita would say, sustainable over a long-term. Thus we need to be constantly re-examiming our competitive advantages. |
Stephen Dale's curator insight,
December 19, 2013 3:51 AM
A useful summary of the current shortcomings in content curation tools and services, and what we features and innovations we might see in this developing market. From the author:
"In the near future it is likely that new content curation tools will provide more dedicated features for specific application and uses while becoming more aware of user needs that so far have not been taken into serious consideration (attribution, archiving, monetizing). While large content curation hubs and platforms are likely to start realizing that their best value yet to be extracted is in the content being curated by their users, new tools will likely target more specific and professional uses rather than the general public needing simply to collect and repost content on their blog or social media channel."
SMOOC's curator insight,
February 20, 2014 1:27 PM
Interesting write up on content curation tools from Robin Good (pt. 2)
Tanja Elbaz's curator insight,
November 26, 2023 5:34 PM
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