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Marshall Van Alstyne

Boston University & [email protected]

[email protected]

© 2013 Parker, Van Alstyne & Choudary

Rise of the Platform& What It Means for

Business

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InterBrand: 2013 Best Global Brands

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These are Platforms

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3 of top 5 firms in 2013 by market cap.

Platform firms becoming moreImportant in economy

Firm Market Cap

Apple 438

Exxon Mobile 380

Google 291

Microsoft 282

Berkshire Hathaway 281

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% of top 20 firms by market cap since 2001

Platform firms becoming moreImportant in economy

Percentage of Platform Firms weighted byMKT CAP (2001-2013)

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The Product Business Model is Broken

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The Product Business Model is Broken

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1980-2000 Microsoft platform beats Apple product

Apple launched the PC revolution but Microsoft licensed widely, built a huge developer ecosystem, 6X larger.

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Apple Feb 5, 1996

Michael Dell “I’d shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders.”

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InterBrand: 2013 Best Global Brands

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Nike builds a biz platform

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The system must provide a useful function or service

and allow 3rd party access.

Examples:

iTunes: get music onto iPod

SAP: execute ERP systems

Facebook: connect family, friends & acquaintances

Cisco Smart Grids: capture AC/DC sources, route power

Nike Fuel: motion capture and social benchmarking

Products have features, Platforms have

communities

To be a platform

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How are these related?

Each Side Attracts More of the Other

eBay BuyersExpedia TravelersXbox GamersAmex CardHoldersAga Khan PatientsYouTube ViewersAirBnb RentersElectric Car DriversMechanical Turk JobsLinkedIn EmployeesAndroid Users

eBay SellersExpedia

Airlines/HotelsXbox Developers

American Express Merchants

Aga Khan DoctorsYouTube

VideographersAirBnb Rooms

Electric Car Charge Stations

Mechanical Turk Laborers

LinkedIn EmployersAndroid Developers

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More Amex Merchants… get more Amex Users…

More Amex Users… get more Amex Merchants…

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More Android Developers… get more Android Users…

More Android Users… get more Android Developers…

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Why platforms beat products every time

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(1) Product First Thinking(2) Standard linear value

chain

(3) User bought music retail (or P2P)(4) Minimal network effects

Apple iPod pre-Platform

Apple iPod

$ $

RetailerMusic

ProducerListener

$

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Apple iPod combined with iTunes

Apple iPod

$ $

RetailerMusic

ProducerListener

$

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Apple iPod post-Platform

(1)Remove supply chain inefficiency

(2)Triangular platform supply network

(3) Apple owns financial chokepoint

(4) Apple helps users find content

(5) Stronger network effects

Apple

User Content

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Apple has vastly stronger network effects.Sony could have done this. It has many great standalone products.Google is not making this mistake with Android

How Apple is killing standalone platforms

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Apple has vastly stronger network effects.Sony could have done this. It has many great standalone products.Google is not making this mistake with Android

2007 Today

$30/share

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$53/share

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How Apple is killing standalone platforms

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Message for you: A great standalone product might not be sufficient.

How Apple is killing standalone platforms

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CiscoFlip Camera

R1P1 U1

HPCalculator

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User Music

Video

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Message for you: A great standalone product might not be sufficient.

How Apple is killing standalone platforms

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Why Apple isn’t killing Kindle: Amazon Ecosystem

© 2012 Zimedia

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MP3

User Music

Video

TV

Games

Dvpr

Web

HTML

eBooks

Publi

Calls

User

You can’t make calls … unless you load Skype.

Why Apple isn’t killing Kindle

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Monetizing platforms means free pricing is

profitable

Prices Change :: Tweet #1

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To price a platform with network effects, who gets the subsidy?

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There are 2 types of Free

1)Cellphones & Minutes, Razors & Blades

2)Amazon also uses 2-sided platform pricing. Will do it more often than authors or publishers.

Platform

ReadersWriters

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Platforms unlock new value from spare resources and user

generated content

Supply Chains Change :: Tweet #2

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AirBnb sells users’ spare rooms,

competing with hotels that must own them

RelayRides sells users’ spare cars, competing with rental firms that

must own them

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Instagram sold for $1B not because of contributions from

13 employees but from 30 million users

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Employees must see across the platform, which must support a

shared data layer

Internal Organization Changes :: Tweet #3

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Sony was a virtual Galapagos of holding companies

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1. All teams will expose their data…2. Teams must communicate through

interfaces.3. … no other form of interprocess

communication allowed4. Interfaces, without exception, must be

externalizable.5. Anyone who doesn’t do this will be

fired.

Bezos Platform Mandate

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Platforms open themselves to third party contribution

Innovation Changes :: Tweet #4

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“A platform is a system that can be … adapted to countless needs and niches that the platform’s original developers could not possibly have contemplated…”

Mark Andreeson: Venture Capitalist, Netscape Founder, Board HP, eBay

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Hay Carrier

RacecarFlour Mill

Ford Model T

It’s working when users do something you didn’t

expect

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Snowmobile

Sawmill Goat Carrier

Mobile Church

It’s working when users do something you didn’t

expect

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− Open to “.com”

Open to developers −

The Rise & Ignominius Fall of MySpace – Business Week 2011

Does Openness Work?

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The Rise & Ignominius Fall of MySpace – Business Week 2011

Does Openness Work?

‘‘We tried to create every feature in the world and said, ‘O.K., we can do it, why should we let a third party do it?’ ‘’ says (MySpace cofounder) DeWolfe.

‘’We should have picked 5 to 10 key features that we totally focused on and let other people innovate on everything else.’’

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Most firms can only concentrate on most

valuable apps

Profits increase when others add to

platform’s “Long Tail

You don’t need to own this

Platforms get enormous valueFrom 3rd party developers

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- Consider product innovation alone

- Harnessing 3rd party resources, innovation occurs at a higher combined rate.

- Even if a platform starts behind, its value will overtake the product leader.Time

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Why Platforms Beat Products

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Platforms will displace gatekeepers with meritocratic

crowds

Industry Changes :: Tweet #5

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Advice from travelers

replaces that of travel agents

Video production and curation

moves to viewers from TV station

staff

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What’s next?

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City as Platform

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Energy/Smart Grid as Platform

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Education as Platform

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Healthcare as Platform

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If you believe in the power of people connecting, embrace the

platform.

If you convert your product/service to platform, what

would it do?

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and Choudary

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CREDITSPhotos:

Energy/Smart Grid as Platform -Source: Wikipedia Solar Energy

Education as Platform - © 2012 Tomi Um, MIT Technology Review

Healthcare as Platform -© Aleksandar Stojanovic

Presentation Design:

Sanja [email protected]

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