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Crowdfunding is the Highest Form of Loyalty: Shared Destiny

Harvest a thousand ideas. Above photo from popular photographer, and my friend, Thomas Hawk. Crowdfunding is the highest form of loyalty, but only a few big companies have deployed this crowd strategy. Big companies can learn from Indiegogo, and Kickstarter. You’ve heard of Indiegogo, Kickstarter, and … Continue readingCrowdfunding is the Highest Form of Loyalty: Shared Destiny

Collaborative Economy Markets: Platforms, Providers, and Partakers

Marketplaces. They’re all the rage. In fact, the media can’t stop talking about them, people can’t stop searching for them, and investors have deployed $2.4 billion in just the last seven months. So what’s a marketplace all about? First of all, it’s not a new concept. It predates … Continue readingCollaborative Economy Markets: Platforms, Providers, and Partakers

Why Investors are in Love with the Collaborative Economy

Continued analysis of market funding in the Collaborative Economy. Yesterday’s stunning news of European ridesharing company, BlaBlaCar prompted me to tally up the funding in 2014. Along with help from industry experts Lisa Gansky of Mesh Labs, Neal Gorenflo of Shareable, Mike Walsh of Structure VC and Michelle Regner … Continue readingWhy Investors are in Love with the Collaborative Economy

12 Collaborative Services for Success at Work

This post was originally posted on Shareable, the leading website on the growing movement. Top photo credit: Yusuke Kawasaki. The collaborative economy empowers ordinary people to share their unused resources, such as time and goods, often in a peer-to-peer commerce model. We tend to think of this model … Continue reading12 Collaborative Services for Success at Work

Don’t Protest the Collaborative Economy –Lead It

Yesterday, thousands of infuriated taxi drivers across dozens of European cities brought transportation services to a standstill. The taxis launched the “Escargot Protest” intended to stopped traffic in objection to Collaborative Economy startups Uber, Lyft and other similar startups. While they raised global attention, they … Continue readingDon’t Protest the Collaborative Economy –Lead It

The Collaborative Economy is for Business to Business

The Collaborative Economy, which includes the sharing economy, maker movement, crowd funding, and crowd lending, is perceived mainly as a peer-to-peer movement. Yet, it’s not limited to individuals helping each other alone. Companies, both large and small are replicating the same strategies and tactics to … Continue readingThe Collaborative Economy is for Business to Business

Study: How Corporations are Deploying in the Collaborative Economy

Can big brands learn from Uber, Kickstarter, Airbnb and the Maker Movement? Yes, they can. They’re using the same strategies as those startups to connect to their markets and they are doing it at a rapid pace. The Collaborative Economy is a movement. People are … Continue readingStudy: How Corporations are Deploying in the Collaborative Economy

A Six Month Update: Crowd Companies Creating Collaborative Success

Above picture: Attendees of the Spring 2014 Crowd Companies Summit hosted by Autodesk in SF included corporate business leaders, entrepreneurs from collaboartive startups and special guests. A few days ago, Crowd Companies reached its 6 month anniversary, so I felt that this would be a … Continue readingA Six Month Update: Crowd Companies Creating Collaborative Success

Keynote Slides: How Crowds and Companies both Share

How Crowds and Companies both Share (Keynote at SHARE) from Jeremiah Owyang The above embedded presentation is my keynote at the 500 attendee SHARE conference today, I’m also on the conference board of advisors. This San Francisco conference has over 450 attendees spanning the sharing economy startup … Continue readingKeynote Slides: How Crowds and Companies both Share