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Chip capacity (Moores Law) ... Use of Fax Machines ... Use of Cell Phones ... Use of Internet Information Excess ... Growth of Human Population ... Consumption of Resources Increasing Pollution
Exponential Change!
2004-11-08
In 2000, the world had 6.1 billion human inhabitants. This number could rise to more than 9 billion in the next 50 years. For the last 50 years, world population multiplied more rapidly than ever before, and more rapidly than it will ever grow in the future. Anthropologists believe the human species dates back at least 3 million years. For most of our history, these distant ancestors lived a precarious existence as hunters and gatherers. This way of life kept their total numbers small, probably less than 10 million.
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complexity
complexity
complexity
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complexity complexity
complexity
Business Model Innovation
Creative Destruction
Auto Industry
Sept 8, 2006
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1980
1990
2000
hard to do
hard to do
The Prelude: Delphi in Bankruptcy January 1, 2006: 27,500 Unionized Workers January 1, 2007: 7,400 Unionized Workers
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The Real Show: GM in Bankruptcy? January 1, 1990: 358,000 Unionized Workers January 1, 2006: 137,000 Unionized Workers January 1, 2010: ??? Unionized Workers
The Past
Traditional Products and Services
Traditional Distribution
supplier
customer
Feed
back
Traditional Distribution
supplier
customer
Feed back
?
A new Business Model
a business is a system
+
technology applied
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business model
a business model
creates what customers experience. Those experiences shape the game of business.
A business model describes and how a company is organized and operates to deliver those experiences. Business Model Warfare is intentionally creating customer experiences that result in competitive advantage.
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Satellite TV
Internet
The difference between success and failure in Venture Capital investing. 10 companies failed. They stayed with their original business model. 10 companies succeeded. They changed their business model.
Transportation Market
High Wealth
Rolls Royce Ferrari
Differentiated/Customized
Commodity / Mass
Low Wealth
GM
Differentiated/Customized
Cadillac Oldsmobile Buick Pontiac
Commodity / Mass
Low $$
Differentiated/Customized
Commodity / Mass
Low Wealth
GM Profit: 1975
GM Profit: 2006
$500 million
Financing Cars
$2,500 million
Profit: 2020?
0 million
Making & Financing Selling Cars Cars
Telecommunications in Cars
$25,000 million
$2,500 million
Finance
Software
Finance
Hardware
Software
Services
Services
Hardware
IBM
Industry contraction in recent years has forced IT companies to choose between being high value innovation players or high volume distributors of other peoples intellectual capital. Companies that are caught in middle run the risk of being hammered from both below and above.
IBM is an innovation company.
See also:
IBM PC Division ATT Compaq Sears Levi Strauss K-Mart Oldsmobile Mercury Buick
Nordstrom
Macys
WalMart Sears
eBay
Price
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Business Model
New Venture
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Business Models
Ahead
Changes
Ahead!
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