⏳Moderated by @Pinar Ozcan
Digital #Platforms and Patterns of Disruption Across Industries
📽️ MEDIA
💰 Taxes approach from @Apple (+) and for @Spotify (-)
🎬 Why do we pay for media (@Netflix, @HBO, …) and no pay for music? (@Spotify, @AppleMusic)
😫We are in a “Saturation point”
🙈 Trust issues with the news
✂️ @QUIBI shut down six months after launch
🎯 Make best for the customer
🚘 MOBILITY
🏛️ REGULATION & BANKING
🙄 #Platforms used to have less presence in #regulated industries, like Healthcare, Education,...
🔢 Data as a center of the offering
🔐 Access to your personal data with your consent for services as lending, savings, insurances,...
⏳ Moderated by @Annabelle Gawer
#DigitalPlatforms: Economic and Social Impact, and the Changing Regulatory Landscape
🔥 Companies were acting as a regulator
1976 @IBM
1998 @Microsoft
2020 @Google
👥 How #platforms and #ecosystems work for us
🕰️The gap with the users
🤐 Ability to affect transparency
📐 Control channels for the commerce: fees, contractual, extracting data
👀 Surveil competitors
🚀 Ask startups for possible remedies (open in an #ecosystem), not big investors.
😓 Anti Fragmentation
👨👨👧👦 Revenue sharing
💵 Nothing is free
😮 Realistic breakup in the toolbox
🏆 Best product wins, with freedom and fairness
✏️ Simplicity: choice of the customer
💻 Compliance with the rules automatically
⚡️ New institution tools
🌴 Rules flexible enough
☀️ No crises for Big Tech
📈 Increase reliance on digital distribution /infrastructure platforms
🤓 Aggregating technical talent as an unprecedented scale
🌐 Regulatory efforts are highly fragmented
🤔 Real-Politic? Just break the Law, Out-gun Regulator, Compromise Everyone
🏛️Financial Markets Analogy as a promising model for regulating digital markets
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