7. In the shadow of the Great Recession
and the Occupy Wall St. movement,
ordinary people are re-negotiating their
terms with big business. They want to
spend less, do more, and solve problems
together. They are the foundation of the
new "sharing economy."
9. “an economic model based on
sharing, swapping, bartering, trading
or renting access to products as
opposed to ownership”
10. “The Sharing Economy is an economic
model based on providing access to
goods and services rather than their
outright ownership.”
http://www.psfk.com/2012/12/sharing-economy-branding-challenge.html
11. The sharing economy is a broad term used in this
report that encompasses
the many systems of sharing and redistribution
that exist locally, nationally
and globally–whether facilitated by individuals,
states or other institutions. It is concerned with
the social, economic, environmental, political and
spiritual benefits of sharing both material and non-
material resources–everything from time and
knowledge to money and natural resources.
http://www.stwr.org/economic-sharing-alternatives/financing-the-global-sharing-economy.html
12. “Sharing is to ownership what the iPod is to
the eight-track, what the solar panel is to
the coal mine.
Sharing is clean, crisp, urbane, postmodern;
owning is dull, selfish, timid, backward.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/08/magazine/08Zipcar-t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
16. People People People
Employee to Freelancer
Company
Sharing
Economy
Platform
Peer
Provider &
Consumer
Peer(Provider)
Proven Reputation and Responsibility
through the Platform Provider
25. iSTEMy
Money
Technology
Y
GENERATION
Environment Society
1. Idle Capacity: Tool, Time, Space
Idle Capacity
2. Society Value of Social Connection and Local Community
3. Tech: Smartphone, SoLoMo, p2p Platform
4. Environment Environment and Natural Resources
5. Money: Save Money, Get Money
6. Y Generation
Based on Rachel Botsman’s Concept
26.
27. Financing the Global
Sharing Economy
http://www.stwr.org/economic-sharing-alternatives/financing-the-global-sharing-economy.html
32. “when measuring carbon emissions,
home sharing is 66% more effective
than hotels where as car sharing
participants reduce their individual
emissions by 40%.”
57. web2.0
share bits
Smartphones/Tablets
PARTICIPATE POWER
OPEN Mobile Internet TO THE PEOPLE
SHARE SoLoMo
(online2Offline)
o2O
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People Local Value
58. Participate
Social Web
Open Long Tail
Share
Economy2.0
Gov2.0
Sharing Economy
LIFE2.0
Education2.0 Company2.0
59. LIFE2.0
Participate
BITS (MEDIA+SERVICE)
+
ATOMS(STUFFS)
SKILLS
SPACE
TIME
LIFE STYLE
Open Share
Mobile Internet As Platform
75. Staying with Strangers: Hostels, CouchSurfing,
AirBnB, StartUpStay, and More
http://www.thetravelingadvisor.com/2012/12/02/hostels-couchsurfing-airbnb-startupstay/
85. Five Tips for Sharing Economy Start-Ups
1. DON’T BE SCARED OF PROFIT
2. THINK MORE CRITICALLY ABOUT WHAT’S IN IT
FOR THE USERS OFFERING THEIR ASSETS TO BE
SHARED.
3. THE MEDIA LOVES A CASE STUDY
4. WORK OUT YOUR MODEL OF REGULATION
5. BE MORE ORIGINAL
http://www.brw.com.au/p/sections/fyi/tips_for_collaborative_consumption_safW8q1Brub8BKFLFKdjXM
89. Trust between
@frank
Strangers
Social Profile
Social Relationship
Social Activity
Review and Ratings
Based on the belief that people
are inherently trustworthy.
http://www.slideshare.net/Mickipedia/building-trust-online-sharing-stuff-offline
90. Paul Zak: Trust, morality -- and oxytocin
http://www.ted.com/talks/paul_zak_trust_morality_and_oxytocin.html
•Trust is innate
•Trust important to happiness and well- being
•Trust essential to connected, safe communities.
•Correlation between trust and economy
http://www.slideshare.net/Mickipedia/building-trust-online-sharing-stuff-offline
93. In the 20th century, the invention of traditional
credit transformed our consumer system, and in
many ways controlled who had access to what.
new trust networks,
In the 21st century,
and the reputation capital they
generate, will reinvent the way we
think about wealth, markets, power
and personal identity, in ways we can't
yet even imagine.
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/rachel_botsman_the_currency_of_the_new_economy_is_trust.html
94. Value of Your Reputation Capital
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/rachel_botsman_the_currency_of_the_new_economy_is_trust.html
106. Measure the Economic Value
“the clothesline paradox”
http://www.slideshare.net/timoreilly/the-clothesline-paradox-and-the-sharing-economy-pdf-with-notes-13685423
122. BIG Shift to Sharing Economy
Me We
Individual Ownership Shared Access
Global Local
Centralized Distributed
Idle
Competition Collaboration
Capacity
Company People
Advertising Community
Money + Value
Consumer + Micro Entrepreneur
Credit/Regulation Reputation
128. “meet the needs of the present without
compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs"
society environment
economy
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