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by tvjunky
2476 days ago
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Lots of mention of disintermediation here. What about the relationship between the customer and the company? There are many ways a company with many employees provides value over the initial "discovery". What if schedules need to be adjusted? What if the service provider is sick? What if the service provider breaks something or worse? The business is offering a service not service provider. Take this another way. What about a smaller version of this business? "Bobs dog walking" grows to more customers than Bob can walk in a day. Bob adds employees. Is Bob just a match maker now? |
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