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1. Past: What are some successful business models and value propositions of companies to date where semantic technology plays a critical role in the value proposition of the company?
2. Present: What are some unproven business models and value propositions that are currently being tested in companies where semantic technology plays a critical role in the value proposition of the company?
3. Future: Is STLD going to spawn new value propositions and disruptive business models? If so, what might they look like?
4. What are the generic STLD-based value propositions that are likely to be most leveraged for successful STLD companies? e.g. Flexibility, Agility, Interoperability, Cheaper maintenance.
1. No link: Are there cases where traditional business models are being successfully reused with STLD companies -- and therefore STLD played no role in the success of the business model.
2. Enhance: Are there cases where certain aspects of STLD are clearly responsible for much increased success of existing business models?
3. Enable: Are there cases where certain aspects of STLD are clearly responsible for the creation of entirely new and potentially disruptive business models?
4. Factors: What are the specific aspects of STLD that can enhance existing, or enable new business models?
(e.g. the ability to rapidly recombine data in many different ways at near zero cost)
1. Will semantic search be a major player in STLD space?
2. Recommending engines
3. Will a new industry of 'data providers' emerge, augmenting today's media companies and other content providers. Why or why not?
4. What will users pay for, if the data is itself free?
5. Will STLD and GoodRelations revolutionize E-Commerce and intelligent shopping sites? What business models will make this possible?
6. Marketing and Advertizing - e.g. how can linked data be used as a marketing vehicle?
7. What industries and sectors are likely to be seeing a lot of successful STLD business models?
8. What industries and sectors are likely to be seeing relatively few successful STLD business models?
1. What are the most popular generic types of business model in STLD-based companies today and in the forseeable future?1. Free with revenue from premium services (Freemium)2. Free with advertising revenue3. Razor & blades / Loss leader4. Software as a service5. OEM / Licensing?6. Consultancy?7. Long tail8. Other2. What will be the balance between:1. Success from focussing on narrow sectors. vs.2. Having a technology play that applies across multiple sectors.3. Are there any types of business models that are likely to be particularly difficult to implement successfully? Why?
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