...potential, whether it’s enabling people to go to places they wouldn’t have otherwise or places they might not have been able to afford. I think the experience economy will have...

...once a month. Shareable emerged out of that experience. Shareable’s mission is to empower everyone to share a more joyous, resilient and equitable world. We have two main programs. We...

...James Wallman’s influential new book Stuffocation charts how as a society we’re increasingly moving away from “stuff” to experience as a priority. The book details how we can lead...

...brands can now set their sights even higher than packaging. Augmented reality has a lot to offer the experience economy, particularly within the food and drink sector. When used creatively,...

...and services. There’s an old-fashioned quality to the kind of community experience you’re describing. Is there a historical precedent for peer-to-peer services? This all harkens back to guilds. And I...

...How does this change the way doctors practice medicine? DESAI: Conventional primary care can be an unpleasant experience. Patients don’t have pricing experience and don’t know if this or that...

...their experience in the world is that everything can be done in real time; everything can be two-way and dialogue and conversation rather than monologue and broadcast. And therefore those...

...upscale, with a focus on design and on premium ingredients. New players also offer a more controlled experience, with lower doses and rigorous testing that prioritizes consistency and health benefits...

...Microsoft Research, Ogilvy Labs, ustwo, and IBM Interactive Experience shared their views on the most effective ways that brands can navigate this fast-evolving future. Some of the most important issues...