Lisa Gansky: The future of business is the "mesh"

The video discusses the shift from ownership to access in the sharing economy, driven by factors like recession, population growth, and climate change. It introduces the concept of the mesh, highlighting connectivity and infrastructure as key enablers. The evolution of car-sharing, exemplified by companies like Zipcar, is explored, emphasizing the importance of data and flexibility. Platforms are seen as invitations for creativity, with cities acting as platforms for innovation. The video concludes by stressing the value of sharing both failures and successes to foster growth and innovation.

What are the implications of the statistic that the average person uses a car only 8% of the time?

How does the concept of 'mesh' relate to urban environments and city planning?

What lessons can be learned from the failures of bike-sharing programs like Velib?

In what ways can sharing failures lead to better outcomes in future projects?