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P2P,
Peer to Peer, B2B, Collaborative Commerce
Since January 2001 I have been working at
Gartner, Inc.
(NASDAQ: IT), the largest and most respected IT research firm. You
can see what kind of research I publish by going
here. And I now have a
blog where I
muse about Master Data Management, and other things.
The following are resources pre Gartner.
Annual Council of Logistics Management
conference (Fall 2001) proceedings:
Peer-to-Peer based CPFR Case Study, posted May 2002
Annual Council of Logistics Management
conference (Fall 2001) proceedings: n-Tier
CPFR, posted May 2002
 January 2002: Defining
where Business-to-Business and Peer-to-Peer Computing meet. My new Book (a
grandiose plan for sure) is here! Well, parts are. I will post
the chapters here with updates as I add to them. Please send
feedback to me as that is the
way we all learn most. These chapters are zipped up PowerPoint, with
Notes. Below this
section is the paper I wrote back in January 2001 that represents the
formative concepts at that time. Where I list
my other papers and articles,
you can see the original PowerPoint I published in March 2001. This
new "book" is an updated and expanded version. Enjoy!
Convergence
of P2P and B2B: New Economy Business Models
Peer-to-Peer computing has revolutionized the way files are shared
between consumers - primarily for the music industry. P2P is yet
to strike in the B2B space, but it is coming. Check out these
interesting sites for some background reading. And see here my
Brief for December 2000 that highlights the different business
models that exist in most B2B formats.
If you wanted to read up on what I said about "the convergence of P2P and
B2B back in January 2001, read the White Paper here!
See some of my other papers
and articles
here.
They include:
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Return on Relationship
versus ROI
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Global Commerce Initiative (GCI)
VICS
CPFR Committee n-Tier
Report Fall 2001
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The Dating Game: Sex,
Liquidity, and the New Economy
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The Rise and Fall of the
Trading Exchange
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The End of E.R.P. as we know
it
My Book Reviews
My
last read:
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Why people buy things they don't
need, by Pamela Danziger. Interesting commentary and analysis of
the discretionary nature of consumer purchases. Most readers will
"see themselves" in this book; mostly straight forward analysis of the
"why" people by rather than the "what" or "where". Good breakdown by
product category in the latter half; and some good advise for brand
managers and marketers.
 Other books in my
library including my favorite P2P books!
My
Favorite Links
An early experiment in social networking.
I used Mind Manager to map my social network from my past school and
employment. It is still a "work in process" but it is interesting,
nonetheless.
Also, here is my "favorite links" that I
maintain on my work desktop. Only the URL's work - the links to
documents (of course) only work on my desktop :)
This link (here)
refers to many web sites I used to track, pre Gartner days, when very
interested in B2B and Peer 2 Peer computer.
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Comment
See my currently
active
blog here.
See my exploratory
web log
from 2004
Read my old "web log"
comment stream here.
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