Thursday, February 18, 2016POSTPONED - New date TBA
This webinar is part of the Wharton Alumni Webinar Series in an effort to offer life-long learning opportunities to alumni. The webinar is provided at no cost to club members.
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Webinar Title: Connected Strategy: Business Model Innovation
Webinar Date: Thursday, February 18, 2016 (POSTPONED - New Date TBA)
Webinar Time: 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. EDT
Led By:
Nicolaj Siggelkow
David M. Knott Professor
Co-Director of the Mack Institute for Innovation Management
Cost: FREE to current WHCMAA club members
Pre-registration is available now for current WHCMAA members! Space is limited so register today!
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About this Session:
We are observing a current trend that has the potential to fundamentally transform a range of industries. Rather than having episodic interactions with customers, firms connect to customers in a continuous way, providing services and products as the needs of customers arise. “Business model” innovations rely on recent technological advances. We identify how these new business models create value and categorize them into different models. We discuss the implications for both new entrants and existing firms in these industries.
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About this Session:
We are observing a current trend that has the potential to fundamentally transform a range of industries. Rather than having episodic interactions with customers, firms connect to customers in a continuous way, providing services and products as the needs of customers arise. “Business model” innovations rely on recent technological advances. We identify how these new business models create value and categorize them into different models. We discuss the implications for both new entrants and existing firms in these industries.