Joseph Pine - The Experience Economy

Joseph Pine helps businesses conceive and design new ways of adding value to their economic offerings. He teaches them how to grasp the nature of the emerging Experience Economy and envision their role in it - whether it be staging experiences, guiding transformations, or mass customizing. He and his business partner James Gilmore, are the best-selling authors of The Experience Economy: Work Is Theatre & Every Business a Stage. Focusing on topics of future trends, business, and strategic alliances, Mr. Pine is in high demand as a speaker at conferences, strategic planning meetings, and executive education programs.
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[@OluwatosinOdunlami]

WOW!!!!
Now that is an EXCELLENT example of why experience design is so important today.
Good stuff.

[@YourTransmissionRepair]

Think like this guy and they'll think you're crazy. Execute what this guy proposes and you'll make a lot of money. The next level of economic offering is transformation.

[@Pr.Shadocko]

There exactly two ways to create growth: first actually create NEW things that did not exist before, second incoporate activities that were out of the economic sphere into this sphere.
The real pertinent question is: doest it woth it? Do we need growth so much? Does it creates a society that worth living in?

[@scruffygangsta]

thank you

[@majidesigner]

I wonder if this is the same family or we are talking about different families? I think there are still some families who make , or order the cake. we can say there are some new options, but we cannot say the economy has shifted from that to this.

[@EktorTsolodimos]

Great example

[@deadlysnowden5777]

bau gang?