... where visionaries, game changers, and challengers discuss business models
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According to authors such as Jane McGonigal ("Reality is Broken") and Jesse Schell ("The Art of Game Design"), games will soon dominate our business, professional, and personal lives. I concur with that vision. In fact, games are increasingly creeping into product and business model innovation. However, many of these games are superficial. In order to create more meaningful games, we have to "Think Different" a la Steve Jobs.
The web link below leads to an introductory…
ContinuePosted on November 29, 2011 at 9:00am 0 Comments 1 Like
Google needs no introduction. We know that Google is a search engine giant and makes tons of money. Google achieved Blue Ocean Success by developing and executing a highly innovative business model.
But, how does Google's business model look? How does Google's business model work? How can one analyze Google's business model with a view to innovatively disrupting it?
To answer the above questions, see the presentation below: …
Posted on November 23, 2011 at 10:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The late Steve Jobs was a genius at many things. For me, Jobs most enviable quality was his gift of deeply knowing people especially prospective customers. I believe that this quality of deeply knowing and emotionally connecting with people is at the heart of the phenomenal success of Jobs’s product portfolio at Apple. Just consider the Blue Ocean success of the following products: Apple II; Macintosh; iPod; iTunes; Apple Store; iPhone; App Store;…
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Google. eBay. Amazon. And Facebook? These companies have been phenomenal business successes. But, how were they created? How are they managed? Can anyone systematically create a Google, an eBay, an Amazon, or a Facebook? Right now, it’s improbable. However, the odds for success are increasing.
In this posting, I briefly present my lens for looking at the black box of creating companies that achieve extraordinary disruptive innovation success. In storytelling or…
Posted on October 25, 2011 at 4:25am 0 Comments 1 Like
In the 'Wish List' for the Business Model Canvas, members of this community have asked for information on how to integrate the Business Model Canvas with tools such as the Balanced Scorecard, Value Chain (Analysis), and Value Stream Mapping. The web link below leads to a presentation where the Business Model Canvas is incorporated in a visual platform that facilitates the visual integration of the Business Model Canvas with the many tools of Strategic Planning and Performance…
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