Not only is adoption increasing by individuals at a rapid pace, but the VCs have invested a massive $16 Billion to pad the war chests of these disruptive P2P commerce startups. Corporations aren’t standing on the sidelines waiting to be disrupted, the progressive are leading the charge by deploying these same strategies and technologies. The following three slides show market growth, Large Companies doption by brands, and indicate how are deploying, you can view all the data in a Google Sheet, live on the web and thanks to Amy Bishop for her research analysis managing the sheet. Above: These five stats indicate the growth of the disruptive startups.
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Rapid growth, high volume, low assets, and high valuation show how business models based on networked based technology quickly achieve scalable growth. Often, traditional companies are based on the principals of the Industrial Revolution, Large Companies owning many assets and achieving linear growth. Above: Large corporations, which we define as Cambodia Number Data with over 1000 employees, $1B in revenue, and are often Fortune 1000 companies are also adopting, many in the last two years. Towards the end of 2014 we saw a significant increase in adoption in part from Uber’s API which led several partnerships, and Lyft’s aggressive partnerships in early 2015.
Coincidentally, Crowd Companies is just over
A year-and-half-old, launched right before the Australia Phone Number List large started to deploy in scale. Above: You’re probably wondering what corporations are doing, in order of frequency, they’re deploying what we call as “Brand as a Service” which include on-demand models, such as Whole Foods partnering with Instacart, rental models like BMW’s DriveNow program. Corporations are also launching their own marketplaces, such as Cisco’s used networking marketplace, Patagonia’s used apparel store, and Ikea’s marketplace of used goods. Lastly, companies are sponsoring the startups with advertising, or co-marketing such as Lyft and MasterCard for “Priceless Rides”, or KLM partnering with Airbnb to offer a unique airline apartments for rent.
