Presentation @ inauguration of the 1. Seats2Meet location in Berlin on the 17.07.2014.
Attempt to describe and contrast characteristics and features of an old and a new economy (society/paradigm) and discuss the question whether the Share/Collaborative Economy could be a possible bridge and means of transformation from the former to the later (slides 14 - 24).
Preceded by slides dealing with the components, aspects and implication of the collaborative economy and concluding with slides explaining OuiShare.
Other speakers:
Felix Weth (CEO fairnopoly) about cooperative 2.0 &
Ronald van den Hoff (CEO Seats2Meet) about Society 3.0
Collaborative Economy: A possible bridge from the old to the new economy?
1. Share/Collaborative Economy
One possible bridge from the old to
the new economy / society / paradigm?
Picture: cc: Wikipedia
By Thomas Dönnebrink,
Connector Germany / Freelance Expert Collaborative Economy
Presentation @ inauguration of the 1. Seats2Meet location in Berlin on the 17.07.2014.
Other speakers: Felix Weth (CEO fairnopoly) & Ronald van den Hoff (CEO Seats2Meet)
9. 2. ARBEITEN | Coworking spaces
Ca. 2500 weltweit ca. ½ Europa 2013/02 growth locations 83% by user 117%.
10. 2. Collaborative Production
335+ Fablabs/1000+ Hackerspaces weltweit, 40/30% in Europa
http://www.flickr.com/photos/protospace/6237277477/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nuridao/6931239415/
15. Old Economy vs. New Economy
Old Economy
Market / Trade Economy
New Economy
(Collaborative? Cocreative? P2P? Care?)
Push economy
Hard way – lot of WOM
Pull economy
Smart way – lot of WOW
Greed Economy
Take as much as you can.
Give as little as possible
Need Economy
Give as much as you can.
Take what you need.
Extractive / Explotive / Ego-centric
Externalising costs
(Zombie / Fossil Economy)
Additive / Contributive / Eco-centric
Holistic view – internalising costs
focus on products: what comes in.
Getting richer
Focus on people: what goes out.
Being better off / getting smarter
Tendency: inequality, homogenization Tendency: more equality, diversification
Transition:
Movements: Share/Collaborative Econ – Solidarity Econ – Gemeinwohl Econ - TT
Enables people to get efficiently what they need from each other
16. Conception of the World
Homo economicus Homo collaborans
Scarcity Abundance
(Credit-financed) Money to determine,
exchange & capture value / value chain
Focus: quantity
(altruistic) gift? (asynchronic) reciprocity?
Value networks – mesh
Focus: quality
Private ownership
Default: exclusion
Systemic enclosure / closed / silos /
Common ownership: Commons
Default: inclusion
Openness/transparency,
Transaction - Products Connection - People
Transition:
Better Access, better use, better distribution
complementary currencies – time banks - Barter – mutual exchange
Shared assetts – access trumps ownership
Opening up, fading/dissolving boundaries, connection
Service – Marketplace - Platform
18. Planet & Environment
Growing Exploitation – Quickening
disposal - Increasing levels of (toxic) waste
Closed cycle
Linear (-> scarcity) Circular (-> no scarcity)
Degenaration Regeneration
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Poisoning of food chain
19-year-old Boyan Slat
‘I’m going to do something to clean up the oceans’
1.174.000 $ raised from 23245 backers
Picture: cc Wikipedia
Picture: theocencleanup.com
Transition:
Sustainability – Resilience
Better use & higher utilization of assetts & less waste
19. People
Default: static
(fulfilling 1 Role: = dependencies,
other-directed
One Profession/Job/Task
Default: dynamic
(N Role = options /autonomous)
Self-determined
Multiple opportunities
dichotomies
Producer : Consumer (passive)
Employee : Employer
Privat : Public
Prosument (active – options) / Co-Creator
Microentrepreneur / Knowmads
Total transparency?
Education (what people do to you) Learning (what you do to yourself)
Motivation
Default: extrinsic
regulation/control/punishment/incentives
Default: intrinsic
(authentic)
Transition:
Two directional (roles) (marketplace)
Blurring – grey areas – disruption
Collapse / Concurrence of (certain) dichotomies
20. Interaction
independent/isolated entities
(states, corporations, individuals)
Separation/Separatness
(Independence/Dependence)
network of connected entities
(P2P)
Connectedness
(Interdependence) (Interbeing)
Competition
working against each other
Dog-eat-dog-society
Compatative advantage through
exploitation/exlusion/monopolization
Collaboration – Co-Creation
collaborating with each other.
Trust-enhancing-society
compartir para competir
Compatative advantage through sharing
Mistrust (stranger)
checks&balances/regulations/laws/control
(Mutual) Trust (friends)
Transition:
Connecting -> Sharing –> Exchanging experiences –> Co-creating/collective action
Trust builiding mechanisms: stranger -> franger -> friends
25. WIKISPEED – an open source car achieving 100 MPG
1st Prototype built in 3 months by 40 volunteers with almost no budget.
Product cycle = 7 days / whole car can be dismantled & re-build with a few hours
TRADITIONAL/CENTRALIZED/VERTICAL AUTOMOTIVE Product cycle = 7 years is
inefficient, because the cost to make change and innovate is HUGE.
26. “It is time to start caring about sharing”| The Economist
28. The Collaborative Economy is changing
How we ...
... live, travel & move around
... learn, work, produce & finance
... experience our environment & communal life
... think & act
And finally
... our values & the story still keeping alive our
contemporary unsustainable economic & social
system.
The end of business as usual ?
Some call it the P2P (R)Evolution.
31. OuiShare =
global community, think and do-tank. Our mission is to
build and nurture a collaborative and sharing society by
connecting people, organizations and ideas around fairness,
openness and trust.
Shared values & Principles
Openness – Transparency – Independence – Impact – Feedback - Action –
MeetPeopleInRealLife – PermanentBeta - Inclusion - Play
33. Community Building
2 Global Conferences
2 Tours (LATAM/Europa)
5 Internationale Summits
200+ OuiShare Events
> 30 cities in Europa, Lateinamerica & Near Osten
40. OuiShare Summit Berlin 2014/06
03.06. full-day conference: Exploring the Co – Work in the Sharing Society
100+ participants – 20 sessions –
03.06. Event Future of Crowdfunding together with IHK & German Crowdfunding Network
100+ participants – keynote: Zypries (state secretary Federal Ministry of Economics & Technology)
04.06. full-day conference: Future of collaborative Finance & crowdfunding
200+ participants- 30 Sessions
05-07.06 Ouishare Summit in Berlin
100+ Teilnehmer
So, 08.06. Share Fare - Messe zur Colloborative Economy,
About 1000 visitors – 50+ exhibitors (biggest fair of collaborative economy in Germany to date)
41. ► Community Building
► Think Tank
► Do Tank
► Services
OuiShare today
International most active & visible network/entity of the
Collaborative Economy e.g. 4/40 nominations ...
WHAT IS A FABLAB ?
http://www.openp2pdesign.org/2013/spaces/what-is-a-fablab/
A space about bits and atoms
Part of global network (tools, processes, events, collaborations)
A local community
A set ot tools and machines
A set of knowledge (intersciplinarity)
A set of processes (ex: making a pcb)
A service (service design approach)
A business (model)
Not a franchise
An ongoing experiment
Hackerspace / 3Doodler
HackSpace in london
WHAT IS A FABLAB ?
http://www.openp2pdesign.org/2013/spaces/what-is-a-fablab/
A space about bits and atoms
Part of global network (tools, processes, events, collaborations)
A local community
A set ot tools and machines
A set of knowledge (intersciplinarity)
A set of processes (ex: making a pcb)
A service (service design approach)
A business (model)
Not a franchise
An ongoing experiment
Hackerspace / 3Doodler
HackSpace in london
The Finnish capital has announced plans to transform its existing public transport network into a comprehensive, point-to-point "mobility on demand" system by 2025 – one that, in theory, would be so good nobody would have any reason to own a car.
FORBES estimates the revenue flowing through the share economy directly into people’s wallets will surpass $3.5 billion this year, with growth exceeding 25%.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomiogeron/2013/01/23/airbnb-and-the-unstoppable-rise-of-the-share-economy/
Once critical mass (liquidity of the market) is reached, dramatic growth happens. Average around 100% growth x year in many cases. This is where the internet effect is felt.
Society needs this kind of solutions and speed
Growth without consumption of resources