Digital Week | Digital public goods | 24 July 2015
from The Digital Week Podcast Hosted by PwC Chair in Digital Economy
Professor Michael Rosemann and Monica Bradley discuss public good 3.0*, a future state where governments may not be the only supplier of standardised public value. They explore: - How can the digital economy assist with providing smarter public goods - Digital public goods provided by non-public sector providers - The new skill set required to monetise digital public goods - How the theory of public goods helps us to understand future developments Image supplied by Francisco Osorio (http://tinyurl.com/nk8mbrz) *3.0 concepts articulate a future state impacted by the digital economy and technologies; where new supply chains, networks, data and access will radically change business models and value exchange. Web 3.0 centres around common platforms of exchange (data, value, machines) where networks can be accessed by humans and non-humans. Similarly other 3.0 concepts discuss customer centric responsive business models.
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