Disruption – Vivaldi https://vivaldigroup.com/en Writing the Next Chapter in Business and Brands Tue, 27 Jun 2023 22:00:39 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.8.22 The Importance of Interactivity in a Post-COVID World https://vivaldigroup.com/en/blogs/interactivity-in-post-covid-world/ Fri, 31 Jul 2020 17:48:49 +0000 http://vivaldigroup.com/en/?post_type=blogs&p=5671 “I think it’s that high testosterone type thinking that everything and everybody needs to disrupt everybody else. We gotta be a little bit more conscious in this post-COVID era that disruption is not the game. Disrupting everybody may be a nice thing for a workshop, but it is not a real worthy goal.” Recently, our […]

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“I think it’s that high testosterone type thinking that everything and everybody needs to disrupt everybody else. We gotta be a little bit more conscious in this post-COVID era that disruption is not the game. Disrupting everybody may be a nice thing for a workshop, but it is not a real worthy goal.”

Recently, our CEO Erich Joachimsthaler spoke with ETBrandEquity.com to discuss how personalization is becoming the key factor in developing a more competitive edge and building a new brand. Read the full article here.

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Ignore the Competition: How to Win with a Disruptive Business Model https://vivaldigroup.com/en/blogs/winning-disruption-video/ Mon, 12 Jun 2017 15:25:03 +0000 http://vivaldigroup.com/en/?post_type=blogs&p=2107 Disruption in the marketplace does not happen because of new technologies, as Vivaldi’s founder and CEO Erich Joachimsthaler explains, but rather because consumers now adopt new technologies at an exponential rate. These technologies enable, empower, and connect consumers, facilitating disruption. A winning disruptive business model is one that ignores the competiton and focuses on consumers. […]

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Disruption in the marketplace does not happen because of new technologies, as Vivaldi’s founder and CEO Erich Joachimsthaler explains, but rather because consumers now adopt new technologies at an exponential rate. These technologies enable, empower, and connect consumers, facilitating disruption. A winning disruptive business model is one that ignores the competiton and focuses on consumers.

To understand how behavior today changes in the future, you have to reimagine how you create value in the lives of consumers down the road. New value can only be created by changing the organization’s culture, strategy, and operations. Further, organizations must scale themselves to the speed of their changing environments.

Organizations looking to create disruption must create different expectations for their customers. Take taxi companies, for example. In the face of Uber, these companies must create a different customer expectation and fundamentally change to create value for their customers. Disruption must change how consumers receive value.

Organizations need to use disruption to not only create a brand, but also a brand promise. They need to promise their consumers added value in exchange for their expense, as Uber promises their customers convenience in exchange for their data. This brand promise will allow you to create value as you approach disruption.

In disruption, most people look to their competitors, but this is not how you win. Instead, you need to understand where it is that consumers’ money is going. That is how you win.

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