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The first two will generally be enormous in scale (logistics) or scope (CRM):
logistics = (Amazon, especially FWS et al)
CRM (AdWords, etc)
All the rest will be smaller "product/service innovation firms" that invent cool shit and then plug into the infrastructure/platforms provided by the logistics/CRM
Clearly someone at AMZ is into this vision
That's my read on Hagel anyways...
I just started his 2005 book "The Only Sustainable Edge" and it is mind blowing. His blog is equally incisive: edgeperspectives.typepad.com
subscribe to it). I'll dig into the blog, thanks.
You make a great point in your post. Our students were in an interesting situation where some were making more money than their parents because of a class project. Some were entertaining job offers and acquisition offers before the class ended.
It is an interesting time to be a part of the consumer internet. If you'd like to know more about the findings from our class, here are some slides from a recent presentation at the Graphing Social Patterns conference.
http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dcqn4jpj...
BJ