Business - Written by Denis Hancock on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 10:44 - 1 Comment
JFK speaks on prosumerism – ask not what you can do for your customers…
Similar to the Intel logo thing, there’s another graphic I like to use to get people thinking about what prosumerism really means – a bit of a play on one of the more famous political speeches of all time:
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This communicates the definition and value of prosumerism clearly, quickly, and “cheekily” (if I can use that term).
I think, as simple as the graphic is, that it’s a great way to explain prosumerism to anyone who doesn’t have a tight grasp on the concept!