Dans cet article publié dans Open Models, les business models de l’économie ouverte, Martin Kupp traite une question récurrente quand on parle d’agilité dans les grandes entreprises : comment faire danser les éléphants ?
In this article published in Open Models, les business models de l’économie ouverte, Martin Kupp addresses a typical question when talking about open manufacturing for big corps : can the elephant dance ?
New business models are disrupting industry after industry. An industry where everybody is expecting big disruption and new business models is education.
The sharing economy is ready to take over MRI machines, now that it has conquered bikes, cars and apartments. Berlin-based medneo is offering physicians and hospitals clinical MRI images on a pay-by-case basis, letting them skip buying the expensive machines. And it dramatically improves customer satisfaction by reducing the wait time for MRI scans from […]
Often when we talk about innovative business models we look at new companies that are disrupting industries and start-ups with phenomenal growth stories. But reconfiguring the existing business model or inventing new business models while the old one is still being executed is even a bigger challenge for established companies.
A new business model in the music industry : the artist as a full multimedia package.