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Commercial Awareness Skills - you need more evidence of their importance?

Commercial Awareness Skills – you need more evidence of their importance?

Commercial Agility, Commerciality, Relational ContractingBy Adrian FurnerOctober 1, 2014

Commercial awareness skills are often seen and discussed by organisations as being key to success, however, few invest in the area in a focused way.  In the UK over the past couple of weeks we’ve become increasingly aware of the challenges faced by the major incumbents in the grocery sector, and in particular Tesco, who…

User Centric T&Cs - a fundamental for transparency, trust, & success

User Centric T&Cs – a fundamental for transparency, trust, & success

Commerciality, Data Systems, Functional Innovation, Relational ContractingBy Adrian FurnerJuly 29, 2014

How often do you read the T&Cs before agreeing to install software, download some content, or access free WiFi?  Let’s face it very few people, if any, do.  And if you do, you’d have to wade through the equivalent of a short novel written in what seems to be another language. There’s an interesting technology…

Data Systems - it's not what you know ....

Data Systems – it’s not what you know ….

Business Model Innovation, Commercial Agility, Data Systems, Functional InnovationBy Adrian FurnerMarch 5, 2014

…. it’s what you don’t that can be both an opportunity and a threat. When postcodes were rolled out in the UK back in the early 70’s they were primarily designed with the aim of helping sort and deliver mail better.  Today, they are much more than this, and affect almost all of us on…

Big Data - just whose data is it?

Big Data – just whose data is it?

Business Model Innovation, Data Systems, Functional Innovation, Transformational ProgrammesBy Adrian FurnerFebruary 26, 2014

Big data is a hot topic.  In the UK the National Health Service has spent the last 25 years bring forward the concept of anonymising patient data from GPs.  The aim is to create a pool of data that can be used for analysis and research into health trends and research.  There is a precedent…

Testing the Boundaries During Business Model Generation

Testing the Boundaries During Business Model Generation

Business Model Innovation, Functional Innovation, Innovation ProcessBy Adrian FurnerApril 16, 2013

I recently wrote an article on the investigation by the UK telecoms regulator of mobile phone contracts, only a day later it was publicised that the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) is going to be looking at free web and phone games aimed at children and that charge for extras through in game purchases. I…

When does a fixed price business model not equal fixed price?

When does a fixed price business model ≠ fixed price

Business Model Innovation, Functional InnovationBy Adrian FurnerApril 11, 2013

It’s not a trick question.  I have read a number of articles over the past week about the issue of mobile phone business model and the underpinning contracts.  In particular ability that the UK providers have written into their T&Cs for them to adjust (read increase) charges during the initial period of the contract. Almost…

Rewarding by Results - a natural phenomenon

Rewarding by Results – a natural phenomenon

Business Model Innovation, Commercial Agility, Functional InnovationBy Adrian FurnerJanuary 14, 2013

There has been much in the news around measurement or payment by results over the last week or so whether it is the reforms proposed within the UK justice system or the bonuses of top executives.  What ever we call it rewarding by results has been around for many centuries and can be seen in…

The Role of Trust in B2C Relationships

The Role of Trust in B2C Relationships

Business Model Innovation, Commercial Agility, Data SystemsBy Adrian FurnerDecember 19, 2012

There have been many column inches given over to the changes announced by Facebook to the T&Cs for Instagram.  Having paid ~$1Bn for Instagram, Facebook is obviously keen to leverage the synergies and find a way of monetizing their new acquisition. In their move towards these goals, what they seem to have miscalculated is that in approaching…

We know what you did last Summer

We know what you did last Summer – Ethics and the Business Model

Business Model InnovationBy Adrian FurnerSeptember 13, 2012

We are all used to, and comfortable with, being contactable virtually anywhere in the world on our mobile phones.  How many of us give a thought to the fact that they can also be a tracking device?  I was at a conference on privacy and location services a while back, I can hear you yawning…

Business Models That Lag Their Surroundings

Business Models That Lag Their Surroundings

Business Model InnovationBy Adrian FurnerJune 28, 2012

If you think back to the 80’s you’ll probably think of the music of Queen, Madonna, Prince and Duran Duran, you may well have gone to the Live Aid concert and the most technologically advanced device in your house was a Walkman!  You may have seen and touched a PC for the first time.  What…

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