In Part III of this series on business models (See Part I, Part II here), let’s look at how technology, hardware or software, and services interact and the blurring distinctions between technology and service. Those distinctions ultimately are distinctions between humans and technology. We’ll end this with a note on the esteemed Olympian from London …
In Part I of this series of posts on business models, on whether we have new business models in the Information Technology sector, we looked at comparing business models using a Product-Service-Software-Hardware plane or PSSH Plane shown below, with quadrants representing the primary business models of firms. We examined the so-called “new business models” in the …
It is rare for a work day to go by for me without a conversation that includes the phrase new business models. That phrase is often surrounded by other phrases du jour such as cloud, virtualization, consumption etc. Throw in XaaS and the day is complete. XaaS could mean SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, BPaaS etc. or …
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