Posted in business models, Politics on Jul 6th, 2011 No Comments »
A few weeks ago I read a book from Jaron Lanier: “You are not a Gadget“. I am a fan of Jaron Lanier, I think he is one of the few sillicon valley insiders that really tries to think hard about the effect technology has on our lives and societies. There was one part of [...]
Posted in business models, Open Data, Open Source on Jun 30th, 2011 No Comments »
For many open source is a great example of innovation. Software like Linux, Apache, Joomla and OpenOffice have thriving communities that create great software. however, these products are not innovative. Linux is a clone from Unix that was developed in the 60′s, Apache is just another webserver, Joomla is one of the many content management [...]
Posted in business models, Cloud, Social Software, Transaction costs, workspace on Jun 28th, 2011 No Comments »
A couple of years ago I read the book “De eeuw van mijn vader” (“My father’s century”) from Geert Mak. In this book he describes how the Dutch society has changed from 1900 to 2000. One of the passages that struck me most was his statement that the majority of people in 1900 were not [...]
Posted in business models on May 16th, 2009 No Comments »
I just finished reading the Book “What would google do” from Jeff Jarvis. It is an interesting book but it puzzles me on two parts. In two words: Adds and Apples. As for Adds, on the one hand he stresses the importance of the business model of Google by selling adds based on [...]
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