41 posts tagged experienceeconomy

Experience Maps Published May 12th, 2008 That’s what Bob Johnson called them when he discussed Hobart and William Smith’s home page in his newsletter earlier this year.  Upon visiting the page (www.hws.edu), I discovered that HWS took a clever approach to demonstrating the experience economy through memes.  Encarta’s online dictionary defines a meme as “any characteristic of a culture, e.g.

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I spent today with social enterprise on the brain. In a class that’s part of my non-profit management program at Duke University, David Rendall, a Mt. Olive College business professor and author of some very cool books, proposed social enterprise as the future of non-profit funding.

For one month I have been a phd student. One of the subjects to analyze during my studies will be the experience economy, so I have been studying the issue for a while. Reading at the economics section of the newspaper today (like this article), I can clearly see what I have been thinking during two years, a economis slowdown is approaching.

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I do not want you to think Joel Kotkin is not a smart guy. But I think the guys behind him are even more smart. Here is one example, of how the PR backed him up.  US writer slams city for pushing out middle class.

It’s like talking about web-design in 1995. This was one of the first quotes during the Service Design seminar held in Amsterdam. Where now a days we know DNA structure of web-design, the mix of involved design disciplines, Service Design is like a new specie that we’ve just discovered.

If you’re interested, listen to Jim Gilmore, author of The Experience Economy. What’s the Experience Economy you ask? The Experience Economy is a new stage of economic offering. It began with the agriculture based economy that dealt mostly in raw materials: wheat to bake ones own bread, wool to knit the family garments.