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Service Exchange
What we’re thinking Now we’re delving into a key shift in thinking. Instead of seeing a world where we exchanges for value, we see one where we exchange service. Though let’s be clear on our definition of service: it is applying skills and knowledge for your own or, usually, another’s benefit. Some exchanges are direct…
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The Playlist
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Increasing innovativeness
editing below here increasing innovativeness of a helper with resources As we’re interested in the progress economy in innovation, let’s consider what helper resources are known to help. Hult, Hurley and Knight propose the following three orientations (operant resources) as helping increase the innovativeness of a helper: The implication being that we should look to increase…
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9 Key Concepts in the Progress Economy
The inspiration… Fasten your seatbelts for an exhilarating whirlwind tour of the progress economy! We’re diving into the key concepts that define this dynamic world: progress, progress propositions, value, innovation, and more. Always on the search to enable more systematic innovation and growth. Here’s the 9 key concepts to know about the progress economy thinking:…
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Markets in the Progress Economy
EARLY DRAFT / thoughts group of seekers. with similar progress sought (not necessarily the same progress, but sufficiently similar). having access to the offering (this is why software has driven recent growth? AI democratising access to expert knowledge? ). Does deciding to engage belong in definition?disruptive innovation can be defined by market (group of seekers…
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Progress, Service, and Innovation
We find a deliberate, and pleasurable, progression in how progress, service, and innovation are expressed in the progress economy. Each including and building on the previous. Progress Progress sits, as expected, at the base. It is a process, i.e. a series of activities, that move over time move the progress seeker to a more desirable…
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the service economy
[draft] We need the concept of the service economy when we live in a world that believes there is a goods economy. It reflects the destination we arrive at when we follow the perceived ongoing shift from goods to service. There are various reasons for this perceived shift. And I list these in Figure 1.…
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the goods economy
[draft] The goods economy is how we traditionally are taught about, and experience, our economy. It centres around goods being valuable and services not (or in a less strict interpretation they are less value/problematic). A view that reaches back to Adam Smith and his 1776 publication on the Wealth of Nations. The focus of economic…
The Progress Economy
firing up systematic innovation and growth