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2015: The Year of the Crowd презентация
Содержание
- 1. 2015: The Year of the Crowd
- 13. The Collaborative Economy impacts all areas of society
- 14. The movement has been funded over $8 Billion
- 15. Most funding is in the Transportation Sector
- 16. “…65 percent of their business migrate
- 17. Large corporations also ramp up adoption
- 18. Crowd Companies Update Launched one year
- 19. Startups will emerge and overcrowd each hex
- 21. Welcome our panelists: Olivier Gremillon Director of
The Collaborative Economy impacts all areas of society
Слайд 16
“…65 percent of their business migrate to ride services like Uber,
Lyft and Sidecar…”
Disruption, Liability Risks, and Hubris Abound
Слайд 18Crowd Companies Update
Launched one year ago, here at LeWeb
Now, 48 Corporations
100%
member growth
We’re accelerating European expansion
We’re accelerating European expansion
Слайд 19Startups will emerge and overcrowd each hex in the honeycomb –yet
funding and execution will dictate winners.
Mature platforms launch APIs –beyond Uber-- resulting in a flurry of growth, analytics, and Collab Economy software suites.
A global debate about user safety, online privacy, sharing of data will wage.
The crowd demands startups share value with people –new “open source” software and coops, emerges to offer a solution.
Disrupted governments and large corporations, realize they must adopt –mainstreaming the movement
Mature platforms launch APIs –beyond Uber-- resulting in a flurry of growth, analytics, and Collab Economy software suites.
A global debate about user safety, online privacy, sharing of data will wage.
The crowd demands startups share value with people –new “open source” software and coops, emerges to offer a solution.
Disrupted governments and large corporations, realize they must adopt –mainstreaming the movement
FIVE PREDICTIONS:
Слайд 21Welcome our panelists:
Olivier Gremillon
Director of Europe & Africa at Airbnb
Frédéric Mazzella
Founder
and CEO of BlaBlaCar
David Estrada
VP of Government Relations at Lyft
