Here's a great presentation from Seth Godin, one of THE leading thinkers out there in the marketing world today (and a thought leader whose thoughts are ALWAYS on the mark!). Watch Seth's presentation on "This is broken" below:
Here's a great video from another "big idea" site that I really love and one that you should bookmark and check for good, fresh thinking on business, technology, and creativity - The 99% - (http://the99percent.com/). In this video below, Scott Belsky, CEO and Founder of Behance, speaks about "How To Avoid The Idea Generation Trap":
Interesting stuff - look forward to the discussion!
Here's another great Ted talk (what a great resource - check the collection of these at http://www.ted.com/ - and bookmark and visit this site often). This Ted talk is from Chris Anderson, the author of Free (and a number of other fine works). It is entitled "How web video powers global innovation," and it talks about crowdsourcing and the power of the Internet to accelerate innovation. Watch by clicking below:
Interesting stuff - look forward to the discussion!
Well, here is the definition of what constitutes a reverse auction from The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply. CIPS defines it in the following manner:
Reverse auctions
The opposite of the usual kind of auction in which potential buyers compete to bid the price up. In a reverse auction, which has come into its own with the Internet, suppliers bid the price down.
This overview of SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis was prepared by Caroline Coats while a marketing major in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University.
Here at the Reverse Auction Research Center (http://reverseauctionresearch.blogspot.com/), we want to update you on the latest academic investigations into the use of reverse auctions in all fields.
This is a very interesting piece of research, wherein a University of Alberta graduate student, Katherine Packman, has recently published her thesis on using reverse auctions in the public sector for wetlands restoration funding allocation decisions.
You can read the abstract of her thesis ("Investigation of Reverse Auctions for Wetland Restoration in Manitoba") by clicking on the link below:
Hey, here at the RARC, we're following the latest news and trends in all uses of reverse auctions (and the terminology of it as well). Well, here's a new one out of Wales. The union for auto workers at TRW Automotive is using "reverse auctioning" in an accusatory (and pejorative) way - alleging that management is having its plants engage in a "reverse auction" on lowering costs to determine which one(s) to close. You can read the details here below: