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Bla Bla Car "transport more people from London to Paris every month than the Eurostar" without investing in any kind of transport infrastruture. Rachel Botsman explains how the collaborative economy is disrupting business as usual. 
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WeGoLook is a dynamic field services and inspection company leveraging a sharing economy of 20000+ Agents in the United States. Tasks and inspections are ...
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Download book : http://books.thewholesaletime.com/readbook.php?asin=1610395549.html PDF Read Online Peers Inc: How People and Platforms Are ...
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The Internet of Things will be the focus of digital business products and processes in industrial and operational contexts. The abundance of assets combined ...
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If you've been around the community space long, you've no doubt heard of both today's panelists as well as the collaborative economy. By recommendation of +Patrick O'Keefe we were able to connect with +Bill Johnston who has worked extensively both in community building as well as the collaborative economy space launching successful online community initiatives that have connected over 10 million customers and realized upwards of $100 million in financial impact for the host organizations.
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"Despite of persistent efforts from the part of organizations aiming to solve or to alleviate the world’s most challenging issues, there are limitations of the current problem-solving system based on hierarchical bureaucratic models. These are mainly related to the powerlessness of the professional sector when, alone, facing global issues of ever increasing complexity and uncertainty. The current context often called “the network age” has in turn, supported and enhanced systems which serve as means for coping with these complex and uncertain scenarios, such as the concept of distributed cognition that leads (in its positive aspects) to collaborative, participatory and peer-to-peer common oriented processes, including the emergence of decentralized systems as well as the gradual empowerment of the civil society (overlapping with the latter); forming altogether, the background of latent paradigm shifts.
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But what if the dynamic changed such that employees could use corporate and office items for their personal profit? Most firms have never thought about the concept and certainly have no processes in place to deal with it.
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In the past, our perspective of the Collaborative Economy has been through startups, like Airbnb, oDesk, Lyft, Uber and Lending Club that enable people to get what they need from each other, using commonly available technologies like online...
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Start FairStarts! A project that aims to create a network of incubators to help develop transnational, open and cooperative projects in the collaborative P2P economy.
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Start FairStarts! A project that aims to create a network of incubators to help develop transnational, open and cooperative projects in the collaborative P2P economy.
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If you've used Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, oDesk, Kickstarter or Lending Club, you've participated in the Collaborative Economy, ever wondered what's powering it behind the shiny user interface on the app?...
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The Collaborative Week in Milan is coming and all eyes are on the city. An eight-day event from November 7 to 14 the week is divided into five specific sub-events[1] that embody the willingness of Milan, its citizens and other actors to support and spread the voice of the sharing and collaborative economy. The week promises to offer a great debate with national and international experts and is hosted at BASE MILANO. The place itself is an incredible example of public space reuse and provides a new real stage to express the city’s voice and reflects the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere that is marking Milan in the last years: social innovation, creativity, sustainability, collaboration, cooperation, co-housing, co-working…
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Our current economy is agonizing. Our planet is in a dire state, partially because our current economy is unsustainable. But there is hope! The new digital technology, the Internet, allows us to come together across political barriers, to share, to coordinate, to collaborate, to create value in a new way. The world is changing. And that’s the good news. A new type of economy is emerging, one that is in tune with the new reality, that takes into account the finitude of our natural resources, that
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"Despite of persistent efforts from the part of organizations aiming to solve or to alleviate the world’s most challenging issues, there are limitations of the current problem-solving system based on hierarchical bureaucratic models. These are mainly related to the powerlessness of the professional sector when, alone, facing global issues of ever increasing complexity and uncertainty. The current context often called “the network age” has in turn, supported and enhanced systems which serve as means for coping with these complex and uncertain scenarios, such as the concept of distributed cognition that leads (in its positive aspects) to collaborative, participatory and peer-to-peer common oriented processes, including the emergence of decentralized systems as well as the gradual empowerment of the civil society (overlapping with the latter); forming altogether, the background of latent paradigm shifts. Concurrently there is the political discourse (driven by the UN) on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and of a Data Revolution, where the claim is that the latter is indispensable for achieving the former.
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The digital age is disrupting the traditional business model and making trust the currency of the 21st century.
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Uber, Airbnb, and other companies in the collaborative economy are borrowing some of associations' key sources of value—collaboration and networks—and disrupting industries left and right, according to author Rachel Botsman.
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Watch the interview with Rachel Botsman on the advantages and the the downsides of a collaborative economy
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What's the Collaborative Economy? An economic model where technologies enable people to get what they need from each other --rather than from centralized institutions. This has impacted cars, hotels, banks, retailers, manufactures, and more....
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Sharing instead of buying is becoming extremely popular in USA. Thanks to online services Americans can share anything – from luxurious clothes to cars ...
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Thanks @studenthubs for publishing our joint blog with @eRated_co http://t.co/vgv3MSECMn on the growth of #sharing economy!
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Finally some good news: the mobile industry appreciates us. It appreciates us who are already hooked: it wants us to do more things, buy more applications and consume more connectivity.
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How Investors are Sharing their Money into the Collaborative Economy http://t.co/MZMpmZmj7N
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Where Does Loyalty Lie in the Collaborative Economy? Rachel Botsman Collaborative Consumption | 22 February 2015 “How does it make you feel?” is a question I commonly ask when I meet hosts on Airbn...
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