Philip Evans: How data will transform business
פיליפ אוונס: איך המידע ישנה את העסקים
BCG's Philip Evans has a bold prediction for the future of business strategy -- and it starts with Big Data. Full bio
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at the Harvard Business School.
הספר לעסקים של הארווארד.
היה שאתם אולי תקראו
קוראים לו החזרים גדלים --
might actually be advantaged
יחד הוא עלויות עסקה,
על ידי עלויות עסקה.
to transaction costs.
and the other is about communication.
processing and communicating
integrated organization,
השלבים של שרשרת הערך
the encyclopedia business.
commission to the salesmen.
the answer became manifest.
what it is: it's the Wikipedia.
Wikipedia is not its distribution.
is the way it's produced.
content and social networks
kinds of economies of scale.
מסויימים של כלכלה של גודל.
that obviously this graph poses,
gone through two decades --
we've been talking about.
about the information revolution,
more predictable than the present.
כל כך יותר צפוי מההווה.
החיבורים שאנחנו יכולים ליצור
זוגות נקודות המידע,
Human Genome Project in the year 2000,
הגנום האנושי בשנת 2000,
the genome have come down.
is now below 1,000 dollars,
פחות מ 1,000 דולר עכשיו,
human nature and disease
be mapped for 100 bucks,
ממופה עבור 100 דולר,
זה למפות את הגנום שלכם,
knowledge of genomic medicine
אבסטרקטי של רפואת גנים
אוספים את כל המידע הזה
doesn't get much attention.
is defined by your data,
מוגדר עלי ידי המידע שלכם,
transaction costs are plummeting
at the telecommunications industry,
very different motivations,
of people in communities
that they can get to scale.
of business strategy obsolete.
של אסטרטגיה עסקית ללא רלוונטית.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Philip Evans - ConsultantBCG's Philip Evans has a bold prediction for the future of business strategy -- and it starts with Big Data.
Why you should listen
Since the 1970s, business strategy has been dominated by two major theories: Bruce Henderson's idea of increasing returns to scale and experience and Michael Porter's value chain. But now decades later, in the wake of web 2.0, Philip Evans argues that a new force will rule business strategy in the future -- the massive amount of data shared by competing groups.
Evans, a senior partner and managing director at the Boston Consulting Group, is the co-author of Blown to Bits, about how the information economy is bringing the trade-off between "richness and reach" to the forefront of business. Evans is based in Boston.
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