Outcome Economy

Abstract

PDF of Bill McBeath’s Presentation on the Outcome Economy, presented at Parallax Views 2005 (Banff).

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Expressive Bidding – One Tool for Outcome Sourcing

  • Combinatorial Optimization (compare 1,000s of options)
    – Supplier lotting, as many bids as they want
    – Optimize for: Price, on-time, supplier diversity, tariffs government policies, max % to single supplier, min % within geographic region, etc. etc. etc.
  • Transportation Use
    – Discover empty backhaul
  • P&G: chemicals, packaging, contract manufacturing, display production
    – Dynamic, complex sourcing
  • Specifying Outcome not Object
    – Objectives, Rules, Policies
    – Exposes true cost of policies






















What Changes?

  • Shifts of mindset and buying/specifying processes from things to Outcomes
  • Increased Seller Responsibility including their supply chain
  • Seller Deeply Understands Their Customer’s Perspective
  • May increase embeddedness, loyalty
  • Completeness of Offerings.
  • Often via partnerships. (Orchestrator and Concierge roles)
  • Margins
  • Reliability, Anti-obsolescence
  • Resource Consumption
  • Innovation Engine

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