Value Creation in a Changing World
Posted in Digital Strategy, Heavy Chef News,
Concocted by LouisJvR,
Published on 2 December 2008
How have business models changed over the years? How have they adapted to changing consumer patterns and thus changing value propositions?
A very useful little model (see below) by Dave Duarte from Huddlemind.net tries to explain this by highlighting the difference between Industrial Age Value Creation and Attention Age Value Creation.
value creation
VS.
value creation
The ‘V’-model is suitable to stable, predictable markets and industries. Needless to say, times have changed…
Nice work on this Dave… again!
BTW: Dave will be talking at our upcoming Heavy Chef session on social media and digital marketing trends next Wednesday – be sure not to miss out! Check here for details.
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Louis is the Johannesburg manager of web marketing firm World Wide Creative. Louis is also known as the ‘Case Study Guy’ with an encyclopaedic knowledge of research resources to support the strategic initiatives he is involved in. In between organising Heavy Chef Sessions in the Gauteng region, Louis happens to have a mean sidestep on the rugby field. With his silky skills, dashing good looks, Colgate smile and cunning wit, Louis is the high school quarterback of the World Wide Creative marketing team.
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Tagged with Business Models, Dave Duarte, Heavy Chef, Huddlemind, Trends.
