June 08, 2009

Living With Free: Presentation and Panel Discussion at Gilbane San Francisco conference on Content Management

Here is the presentation dek for a session that I moderated last week at the Gilbane Conference on content management, held in San Francisco, California. The session included panelists Jeremiah Owyang of the Forrester Group, Kieran Lal of Acquia, and Steve Kotrch of Simon & Schuster.

A few key points that came out of the session included that businesses who focus on producing goods or services that fit these concepts tend to do well in the 'free' economy. Our session was only 70 minutes long, so if you have others you think should be added to this, I'd welcome your input.

• Rarity of the finished goods
• Difficulty of ‘assembly'
• Accessibility of the goods
• Aggregation of materials
• Neutrality of the Source
• Application of Intellect/Analysis

Posted at 12:09 pm by Joseph Bachana

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