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Revenue Models from a Network perspective Loïc Bar – NOV 20014 [email protected]

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Revenue Models from a Network perspective

Loïc Bar – NOV 20014

[email protected]

Principle

Production modelProduction modelSubscription modelSubscription model

Pay as you go modelPay as you go model

Markup modelMarkup model

Advertising modelAdvertising model

Licensing modelLicensing model

Your are not alone

Revenue Model

• When you start:– A product / service– Targeted customers

• Company grows: How does your revenue model help

to keep growing?

Business Model

Missing something…

Revenue Model

• What change because of your practice your

business?

• What are your impacts on the Network ?– Possitive – Negative

Business Model

Externalities

Plan for it

• Don’t let others build a revenue model on your

negative externalities:- You loose the positive credit- You loose money

Sustainable

• Externalities help you to define a sustainable

revenue model

• Especially if you look at negative externalities and

tackle them!

Example #1

• Positive externalities:– Better insulation – Better for environment for everyone– …

• Negative externalities:– A lot of waste that cost money

Example #1

• They lower costs and make revenues:–By recycle waste when they install a new roof–They garantee to take back the waste when the roof need to be replace – may be 10 to 15 years after they install -> no cost for client.

Example #2

• Positive externalities:– People earn money– People get cheaper stay around the world– …

• Negative externalities:– Neighbors – Insurance

Example #2

New revenue model: commission model

Example #3

• Positive externalities:– Greener world– Less CO2 produced– …

• Negative externalities:– A lot of waste on hardware

Example #3

• Initially, big part of revenue model based on hardware sales

• Changed to focus on platform and hardware reuse– Competitive advantage– Bigger margin – Sustainable

Positive externalities

• Positive externalities can be exponential in a

Network– Facebook

• Value increases if your friends are on it

– Energy Impact• Collective intelligence module• Benchmark against peer groups. • More building in, more insights from benchmark

Summary

• Think about your impact on the network

• List externalities– Improve positive one to create more value– Tackle negative to create a new revenue model

Let’s talk

Loïc Bar

[email protected]

http://twitter.com/loicbar