Posts Tagged ‘2.0’

Consumer 3.0, a.k.a. chaotic mutual dependency

Monday, September 13th, 2010

Everybody keeps talking and writing about 2.0 this and 2.0 that: and, often, it is just a way to find new customers for old products.

But, when it comes to consumers, I think that we are on 3.0.

The first version was the passive consumer who is on the receiving end of structured communication to “push” products and services, while 2.0 was the consumer interacting with the market through organizations, consumer associations, and the like.

Publishers & publishing

Tuesday, June 29th, 2010

If you drop by this blog once in a while, you probably already read few articles with examples and ideas on how existing business models could evolve.
Technology? It is a mean- but its side-effects are usually underestimated by those who see the technology as an incremental development of existing technologies.
It is now customary to present [...]

Public procurement 2.0

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

In the private sector, e-procurement has been on the table well before the Internet became accessible.

I will focus only on ICT procurement: from computers to consulting, to any associated services and infrastructure.