My thinking out loud about what came to be called VRM began with The Intention Economy at Linux Journal, which I posted from a seat amidst the audience at the 2006 eTech in San Diego. The money ‘graphs: The Intention Economy grows around buyers, not sellers. It leverages the simple fact that buyers are the [Read More →]
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Intention Economy Traction
November 15, 2009 — Doc Searls
Posted in crm, Horizontal ideas, Technology. Tags: AOL, barcodes, bryzoans, buyers, cenozoic, chris carfi, Chris Messina, Compuserve, crm, David Gillespie, Digital Strangelove, Facebook, google, grooving, holocene, Intention Economy, Internet, journalism, loyalty, loyalty programs, mesozoic, paleozoic, pleistocene, Prodigy, self-check-out, sellers, Shaws, silos, Social Customer Manifesto, trilobites, twitter, VRM. 9 Comments »
VRM and the Four Party System
April 12, 2009 — Doc SearlsI think we can get some clarity about VRM — and growth of customer power in the marketplace — by re-positioning what we’ve been calling “parties.” Among numbered parties the best-known one today is the third party. Wikipedia currently defines a third party this way (at least for the computer industry): Third-party developer, hardware or software [Read More →]
Posted in Companies, Horizontal ideas, Scenarios, Technology, VRM. Tags: 1st Party, 2nd Party, 3rd Party, 4th Party, Apache, copyright, Craig Burton, David Axmark, First Party, fourth party, Hugh McLeod, Joe Andrieu, Jonathan Zittrain, kernel, kernel space, license, licenses, Linus Torvalds, Linux, ListenLog, Monty Widenius, MySQL, natively enabled, Orbitz, paychoice, Perl, point of integration, point of origination, Python, r-button, Second Party, silos, Third Party, Travelocity, user space enablement, VRM, zittrain. 20 Comments »
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