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Beyond uber how platforms rule the world Matthias Walter T-Systems MMS The platform innovation company What are platform business models and why they are so successful How to build and grow a platform business See some examples beside the


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Beyond uber

how platforms rule the world

Matthias Walter T-Systems MMS The platform innovation company

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What are platform business models and why they are so successful How to build and grow a platform business See some examples beside the well-known

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Full service Digital transformation Our solution portfolio

Digital Strategy Customer Journey Operational Excellence Digital Capabilities

Digital Marketing Digital Commerce Digital Service Enterprise Portals Social Collaboration Industry 4.0 Procurement Excellence Mobile Solutions Cyber Security & Data Privacy Web Application Mgmt & Hosting BI & Big Data Test & Integration Center Cloud Platform Solutions Digital Strategy & Transformation Consulting

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Average Age

37 years

Customer projects in 2014

2.786

T-Systems Multimedia Solutions GmbH

The platform innovation company

Customer Satisfaction

96%

Our customers love us and recommend us. (Results from customer survey)

Reelection as Partner

93%

  • ur customers would reelect

us as a partner (Results from customer survey)

Great place to work

agile, flexible, professionell, reliable, digital: a Great Place to Work

Revenue 2015

in Mio. €

155

We are

1.600

Architects, Software Developer, System Engineers, Consultants, Projectleads, Tester, Security, Designer …

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Digital Disruption?

Source: http://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/taxifahrer-proteste-gegen-uber-in-frankreich-fotos-fotostrecke-127851.html
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Digital Disruption!

Source: http://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/taxifahrer-proteste-gegen-uber-in-frankreich-fotos-fotostrecke-127851.html
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uber drivers > yellow cabs in nYC

  • Only 4 Years
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Marc Andreessen

Why Softw tware are Is Eatin ing g The World rld

By MARC ANDREESEN August 20, , 2011 11 This week, Hewlett-Packard (where I am on the board) announced that it is exploring jettisoning its struggling PC business in favor of investing more heavily in software, where it sees better potential for growth. Meanwhile Google plans to buy up the cellphone handset maker Motorola Mobility. Both moves surprised the tech world. But both moves are also in line with a trend I‘ve observed one that make me optimistic about the future groth of the American and world economies, despite the recent turmoil in the stock market. In short, software is eating the world. More than 10 years after the peak of the 1990d Twitter are ntro in Silicon
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But …

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„Software alone is a commodity. There is nothing stopping anyone from copying the feature set, making it better, cheaper and faster.“

  • FRED WILSON, FOUNDER OF USV -
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What about those?

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Market capitalization 1995 -> 2015

SOURCE: Mary Meekers „Internet Trends Report2015“

x 150

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What is the business model?

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Platforms rule the internet

SOURCE: Mary Meekers „Internet Trends Report2015“

13 of 15 = platform business models

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What is a platform business model?

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Platform (n): A multi-sides business model focused on creating value by facilitating transactions between two or more interdependent groups (usually consumers and producers).

SOURCE: Peter C. Evans

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connects many peers

Producers Consumers

PLATFORM

(multi-sided market)

Partners Platform Owner

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Linear Business

  • Sells a product or service to a

consumer

  • Owns one side of the transaction
  • Products have inherent value

„I derive value from my use of a product“

Platform Business

  • Facilitates a transaction between

multiple parties

  • Owns infrastructure that

facilitates the transaction

  • Platforms add network value

„I derive value from other peoples use

  • f the platform“
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example

vs.

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Other uses of the term „Platform“

Computing Platforms Product Family Platforms Industry Platforms Platform as a Service

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Platform becomes the new standard

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Platform examples

Exchange

Platforms

Maker

Platforms Services Product Payments Investment Social Networking Communication Closed Development Controlled Development Open Development Content

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Platforms today (2015)

number market capitalization employees

SOURCE: Global Platform Survey, The Center for Global Enterprise, 2015

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Platform types

SOURCE: Global Platform Survey, The Center for Global Enterprise, 2015

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Platform companies by type (2015)

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Platform companies by type & region (2015)

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Platforms by enterprise type (2015)

SOURCE: Global Platform Survey, The Center for Global Enterprise, 2015

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Platform businesses in the S&P 500

1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 05 10 15 20 25 30
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What are the factors that drive platform scale?

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Key platform scale drivers

Network Effect powered by positive feedback Minimal costs of production / distribution Behavior design & community culture Learning Filters Virality (not recommendations)

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Show me the money!

(How can I build my own platform business?)

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A lean (startup) approach

Ideate 1 2 3 4 Prototype Business Model Build & Launch Product-Market Fit 5 Scale

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1

Generate a portfolio of ideas & select the most promising one

  • Build a team
  • Analyse technology trends
  • Be creative
  • Create Business model visions
  • Score visions & decide

Platform Business Visions Platform Portfolio Matrix

Ideate

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Pick your Role wisely

Partner -> contribute Owner -> build & manage

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Desktop for products

SOURCE: Mary Meekers „Internet Trends Report2015“
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Mobile for services

SOURCE: Mary Meekers „Internet Trends Report2015“
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On-demand platforms enabled by mobile + sensors + humans

SOURCE: Mary Meekers „Internet Trends Report2015“
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Identifying Platform opportunities

Reduce high transaction costs or remove gatekeepers Underserved groups that need each other Potential complements Latent supply Large, fragmented supply

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Platform portfolio matrix

Consumer Growth Rate Revenue per Producer Stars Unknowns

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2

Define the platform business model & collect early feedback

  • Define platform business model
  • Understand critical elements &

success factors

  • Define and understand

target user experience

  • Build partner relations
  • Get feedback

Platform Business Model Canvas Digital Innovation Model Customer Journey Map

Prototype business model

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Platform business model canvas

Owner Consumer Producer Partner Value Propositions Value Transactions Key Platform Components

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3

Create and Launch a Minimum Viable Platform (MVP)

  • Understand Stakeholder

Journeys

  • Agile development to speed up

prototyping and MVP building

  • Define launch strategy considering

key strategy components Customer Journey Map Digital Innovation Model Design Sprints Strategy Components

Build & launch

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Key platform components

Audience Building Tools & Services Rules & Standards Match Making

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Chicken-and-egg solving strategies

1. Enter with significant pre-invest (e.g. XBOX) 2. Build a cooperative strategy (e.g. Android) 3. Act as producer (e.g. iPhone) 4. Use an evolution strategy (e.g. AirBnB) 5. Subsidize high-value users (e.g. UBER) 6. Target a user group to fill both sides (e.g. Etsy) 7. Provide single user utility (e.g. early Instagram)

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4

Validate with real market feedback & decide

  • Perform Customer Interviews
  • Analyze acceptance and
  • pportunities for growth and

improvement

  • Review decision criteria,

business plan and decide (pivoting) Customer interview Data analytics Business plan

validate

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5

Scale

  • Define & Plan Growth Options
  • Market
  • Features
  • Pivoting
  • Execution

Platform Business Model Roll-Out Plan

scale

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Mistakes to avoid

Don‘t try to be good at everything Don‘t screw up pricing Don‘t think: If we build it, they will come

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Sounds good, but show me some examples?

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Example: Smart City Platform Deutsche Telekom

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smartcity platform Deutsche telekom

Producers Consumers Partner Owner

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Example: Hmm Deutschland gmbh E-health platform for barmer gek

One platform for all End-to-end medical aid management End-to-end medical aid management

Opticians and hearing aid specialists 154,000 doctors 21,000 pharmacies

Process takes just a few hours Reduced transaction costs Prozess komplett digitalisiert

10,000 medical aid stores

Medical aids delivered in hours

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E-health platform Hmm deutschland gmbh

Producers Consumers Partner Owner

21,000 pharmacies Opticians and hearing aid specialists 154,000 doctors 10,000 medical aid stores
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Example: MMS as a platform partner

Producers Consumers

T-Systems MMS

Owner

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Example: T-Systems as a platform enabler

Producers Consumers

T-Systems

Owner

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Let‘s rule the world!

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Start your own platform business!

Owner Consumer Producer Partner Free to use / download at www.creatlr.com

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One more thing

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Recommended sources

Amrit Tiwana (2013) Phil Simon (2011) David S. Evans (2011) David S. Evans Andrei Hagiu

  • R. Schmalensee

(2011)

  • S. P. Chaudary

(2015) Platform Business Model Canvas @ creatlr.com Matthias Walter (2015)

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Matthias Walter Portfolio manager & Platform Business Innovator Riesaer Straße 5 D-01129 Dresden, Germany Tel.: +49 151 62433705 E-Mail: matthias.walter@t-systems.com Internet: www.t-systems-mms.com Twitter: @digitalahead Blog: www.digital-ahead.de

Thank you!

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backup

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The value ecosystem

Producers Consumers Partners Owner

Platform