Creating and Capturing Value in Your Business Ecosystems: Michael G. Jacobides at TEDxThessaloniki

[@gauravkumargandhi2712]

Awesome knowledge sharing - wine vs coffee. Hardware Vs software. And taking accountability for the 'whole' product even if the product is made using 'outsourced' components. Thanks

[@dennyn.seiger6297]

Napoleon had a dislike for the English and went to war against the English (not the French, as Prof. Jacobides inadvertantly says at 3:00).

[@danielkrajnik3817]

this got me like what as well

[@dennyn.seiger6297]

"Car manufacturers are driving the differentiablity...they haven't even let Apple go in the car" (16:26) How times are changing ;-)

[@luismadrid]

me ha gustado mucho esta charla!

[@annaedvardsen4317]

Napoleon Bonaparte was actually tall for his time. The thing about him being short was a joke from the brits and is not true. I thought a prof. should know that...

[@gennyrinconmartinez8635]

Por favor poner traductor en español

[@EspertoBusinessPlan]

Great speech!

[@djsandy303]

17:25 WHATTTT? MEAT IN BURGERS???

[@live2raid]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge learned a lot.

[@ChelseaaaL]

Love this speech

[@gg1275]

a greek public servant talking about business is like a north korean talking about democracy. it gets better, soon papandreou will talk about in ted-x in edinburgh about "lessons learnt from the greek crisis".

[@ishowinertia]

Why does this guy include the initial of his middle name in his name? Pure ego. Also, check out his Wikipedia page. Clearly written by himself. Ah, the human ego is so funny.

[@wilsio]

Schizofrenic talk about the free market from a government paid consultant. Business and government are exact opposites. One creates value by voluntary cooperation, the other uses force to steal value.

[@businessmarketiing]

that was funny

[@jzk2020]

ahahahhaha.... not really.

[@minimax9452]

but is funny enough?