Description: Christopher Meyer SIGNED Blur Connected Economy 1998 First Edition Hardcover COA Up for bids is this 1998 first edition hardcover version of Blur: The Speed of Change in the Connected Economy, which was written AND signed by Christopher Meyer and is in VERY GOOD condition with some dust jacket wear (NO reminder marks; NOT an ex-library book; NO punch holes). Certificate of Authenticity (COA) – This book comes with a COA from eJay Collectiblez (see picture 2) as it has been fully examined by our forensic expert and has passed our 20-step authentication process. We are so confident in our process that IF one of our SIGNED items fails authentication via Beckett, PSA or CGC, eJay Collectiblez will provide you with a full refund plus an additional $10 to help offset the expensive authentication process.Speed. Intangibles. Connectivity. As these three forces converge, every dimension of business behavior is being challenged to its core. If you think that business can be sustained by the old rules of mass production, segmented pricing, and stale organizations, you'll need to think again. Welcome to the new economy, a world where the rate of change is so fast it's only a blur, where the clear lines distinguishing buyer from seller, product from service, employee from entrepreneur are disappearing. To profit from these revolutionary patterns of business, you need a dynamic guide to the new economy. You need BLUR .In this groundbreaking book, Stan Davis and Christopher Meyer deliver more than a guided tour to these momentous shifts. They offer readers a working model to illustrate and benefit from the new rules of the connected economy, where advantage is temporary and nothing is fixed in time or space. Showcasing the practices of dozens of enterprises exploring the new frontiers of business from Amazon.com to DreamWorks SKG to MBNA America Davis and Meyer build a new frame-work for delivering and capturing value, evaluating success, developing strategy, and managing organizations in an economic world no longer determined by static measures of supply and demand. BLUR provides a lens for bringing the emerging economic landscape into focus a world in which change is constant; knowledge and imagination are more valuable than physical capital; products and services are blended as ”offers”; transactions give way to ”exchanges”' and physical markets take on the characteristics of financial markets. This world rewards those who buck convention, like MCI, which has reorganized every six months to release creativity, or David Bowie, who has sold options on his future earnings as an artist. Adaptability is paramount, as more companies build permeable networks of business relationships with suppliers, distributors, employees, and even competitors, and individuals become ”free agents,” contracting their services to the highest bidders. BLUR challenges you to question every assumption you hold about how business is conducted, and encourages you to experiment at the edges of business. BLUR outlines nothing less than a revolution in business and consumer culture. Will you watch on the sidelines as the innovators overtake you, or are you ready to start playing byand discoveringthe rules of BLUR? If you have any questions, please send us a message.Purchase with confidence from an Ebay Seller with 25 years of experience! Within 1 business day of payment, this item will be shipped via USPS Media Mail from South Lyon, Michigan.
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Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Signed By: Christopher Meyer, Stan Davis
Signed: Yes
Item Height: 0.9in
Features: Certificates of Authenticity (COA) Included
Edition: First Edition
Book Title: Blur : the Speed of Change in the Connected Economy
Item Length: 9.2in
Item Width: 6.1in
Author: Stan Davis, Christopher Meyer
Format: Book, Hardcover
Language: English
Topic: Social Aspects, Economics / General, Telecommunications, Information Technology
Publisher: Perseus Books Group
Publication Year: 1998
Genre: Technology & Engineering, Computers, Business & Economics
Item Weight: 0 Oz
Number of Pages: 288 Pages