Overview of B2B Sharing Economy

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Overview of B2B Sharing Economy
Salla Paajanen, Research Scientist

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Common Definitions of the Sharing Economy
Definition Reference
Sharing economy is potentially an entirely new socio-economic system with sharing and collaboration at its heart
enabled through 10 building blocks (people, production, value & systems of exchange, distribution, planet, power,
shared law, communications, culture, future).
(Matofska 2016)
Sharing economy is an economic model where people are creating and sharing goods, services, space and money
with each other.
(Miller 2016)
Sharing economy is the product of a new age where underutilized assets become peer-to-peer services for hire,
enabled by the internet and smartphones.
(Cusumano 2014)
Sharing economy is a way for individuals to succeed by sharing privately owned assets and by sharing information
about a market demand for those assets.
(Dyal-Chand 2015)
Sharing economy is a market, which satisfies the following conditions: 1) Users are individuals, businesses, or
machines, 2) There is excess supply of an asset or skillset and sharing creates economic benefit for both the sharer
and the user, 3) The internet provides means for communication and coordination of the sharing.
(Olson & Kemp 2015)
Sharing economy facilities community ownership, localized production, cooperation, small-scale enterprise, and the
regeneration of economic and natural abundance; and encourages innovative forms of sharing underused facilities.
(Posen 2015)
The sharing economy is the growing ecosystem of providers and consumers of temporary access to products and
services.
(Santana & Parigi 2015)
Sharing economy is the collaborative consumption made by the activities of sharing, exchanging, and rental of
resources without owning the goods.
(Choi et al. 2014)
Sharing economy is an internet mediated economic model based on sharing, swapping, trading, or renting products
and services, enabling access over ownership.
(Botsman & Rogers 2010)

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Examples of B2B Sharing Economy
Business Models
Marketplace
business model
Access-based business model On-demand business model
(Demary 2015)
PlatformDemand Supply
(Online) Platform
Sharing economy
company
Demand / Seeker
Consume excess
capacity
Supply / Owner /
Provider
Possess excess
capacity
Platform
Demand Supply

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B2B Sharing Economy
Business Model Linkages
(Demary 2015)
B2B
sharing
economy
Circular
economy
Access-based
business
models
On-demand
business
models
Marketplace
business
models
(Cohen 2016)

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Examples of B2B Sharing Platforms
Supplies and raw materials
Hospitality and office
space
Equipment, inventory and
logistics
Business travelling and
commuting
Knowledge and skills
Amazon Business [US] Airbnb for Business [US] AgTribe [AU] Lyft for Business [US] Cint [SE]
Austin Materials Marketplace
[US]
breather [US] cargomatic [US] TwoGo [US] Maglis [GE]
Cooksmill NetSystems [US] Collective Works [SG] Cohealo [US] Uber for Business [US]
Opportunity Peterborough
[UK]
Excess Materials Exchange
[NL]
LiquidSpace [US] Farm-r [UK]
Zipcar for Business [UK]
(+Local Motion)
Upwork [US]
Globechain [UK] PivotDesk [US] FedEx Supply Chain [US]
GreenTrade.net [FR] Share My Office [UK] FLEXE [US]
Harvest Map
(+Superuse.org) [NL]
ShareDesk [US] FLOOW2 [LU]
INSCX™ [UK] Share Your Office [US] HarvestPort [US]
Material Exchange [US] Storefront [US] myTurn [CA]
Materials Innovation
Exchange [US]
WeWork [US]
Share Your Farming Gear
[AU]
Materials Marketplace [US] Trringo [US]
SMILE Resource Exchange
[IRL]
Yard Club [CA]
ScrapMonster [US]
Warp It [UK]

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