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发表于2024-12-28
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WHAT’S MINE IS YOURS is about Collaborative Consumption, a new, emerging economy made possible by online social networks and fueled by increasing cost consciousness and environmental necessity. Collaborative Consumption occurs when people participate in organized sharing, bartering, trading, renting, swapping, and collectives to get the same pleasures of ownership with reduced personal cost and burden, and lower environmental impact.
The book addresses three growing models of Collaborative Consumption: Product Service Systems, Communal Economies, and Redistribution Markets. The first, Product Service Systems, reflects the increasing number of people from all different backgrounds and across ages who are buying into the idea of using the service of the product-what it does for them-without owning it. Examples include Zipcar and Ziploc, and these companies are disrupting traditional industries based on models of individual ownership. Second, in what the authors define as Communal Economies, there is a growing realization that as individual consumers, we have relatively little in the way of bargaining power with corporations. A crowd of consumers, however, introduces a different, empowering dynamic. Online networks are bringing people together again and making them more willing to leverage the proverbial power of numbers. Examples of this second category include Etsy, an online market for handcrafts, or the social lending marketplace Zopa. The third model is Redistribution Markets, exemplified by worldwide networks such as Freecycle and Ebay as well as emerging forms of modern day bartering and “swap trading” such as Zwaggle, Swaptree, and Zunafish. Social networks facilitate consumer-to-consumer marketplaces that redistribute goods from where they are not needed to somewhere or someone where they are. This business model encourages reusing/reselling of old items rather them throwing them out, thereby reducing the waste and carbon emissions that go along with new production.
WHAT’S MINE IS YOURS describes how these three models come together to form a new economy of more sustainable consumerism. Collaborative Consumption started as a trend in conjunction with the emergence of shared collective content/information sites such as Wikipedia and Flickr and with the recent economic troubles and increasing environmental awareness, it is growing into an international movement. The authors predict it will be a fully fledged economy within the next five years.
In this book the authors travel among the quiet revolutionaries (consumers and companies) from all around the world. They explore how businesses will both prosper and fail in this environment, and, in particular, they examine how it has the potential to help create the mass sustainable change in consumer behaviors this planet so desperately needs. The authors themselves are environmentalists, but they are also entrepreneurs, parents, and optimistic citizens. This is a good news book about long-term positive change.
Rachel Botsman is a social innovator who writes, consults and speaks on the power of collaboration and sharing through current and emerging network technologies, including how it will transform business, consumerism and the way we live. She is the author of the influential book What's Mine is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption. TIME magazine recently called Collaborative Consumption one of the "10 Ideas That Will Change The World"
Consultant to Fortune 500 companies and former director at the William J. Clinton Foundation, Rachel has presented at high profile events including The Clinton Global Initiative, TEDx, Google and No.10 Downing Street. She was recently named by Monocle as one of the top 20 speakers in the world.
Rachel is the founder of innovation consultancy Collaborative Lab and a partner in the Venture Fund, Collaborative Fund. She has a monthly column called Interface in the Australian Financial Review BOSS Magazine and is a regular contributor to WIRED on topics related to the intersection of people and technology. MORE
"We are facing a revolution in the way we think about ownership."
入門書 有些過時
評分啓發大,裏麵很多例子是自己所不知的,有幫助
評分協同消費入門之作
評分以airbnb為例,分析協同消費的興起和影響。p2p與b2b終將聯手,市場將無限細分化。
評分例子很多。很好的解釋。不過稍缺批判性。
没有中文版的买,业余时间翻译一下,做个中文版: http://www.douban.com/group/509908/ 看的时候,有那么一刻,你会被忽悠得拍额头:我擦!社会主义的道路貌似在他们那里呀!总之,希望对这本书,对协同消费课题,对互联网创业感兴趣的同学,老师,屌丝,大神等等,可移步组...
評分没有中文版的买,业余时间翻译一下,做个中文版: http://www.douban.com/group/509908/ 看的时候,有那么一刻,你会被忽悠得拍额头:我擦!社会主义的道路貌似在他们那里呀!总之,希望对这本书,对协同消费课题,对互联网创业感兴趣的同学,老师,屌丝,大神等等,可移步组...
評分没有中文版的买,业余时间翻译一下,做个中文版: http://www.douban.com/group/509908/ 看的时候,有那么一刻,你会被忽悠得拍额头:我擦!社会主义的道路貌似在他们那里呀!总之,希望对这本书,对协同消费课题,对互联网创业感兴趣的同学,老师,屌丝,大神等等,可移步组...
評分文:李夢 當經濟學家Rachel Botsman在TED講座現場問起台下觀眾,誰家裡有許久擱置未用的電鑽時,過半觀眾都舉起了手。 「可是,我們需要的其實並不是電鑽,對嗎?」Botsman笑道:「我們需要的只是牆上那個孔洞。」 這看起來是句玩笑話,背後卻藏著一個道理,即分享和協同...
評分文:李夢 當經濟學家Rachel Botsman在TED講座現場問起台下觀眾,誰家裡有許久擱置未用的電鑽時,過半觀眾都舉起了手。 「可是,我們需要的其實並不是電鑽,對嗎?」Botsman笑道:「我們需要的只是牆上那個孔洞。」 這看起來是句玩笑話,背後卻藏著一個道理,即分享和協同...
What's Mine Is Yours pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2024