Category Archives: Didi

Forget the “Sharing Economy”. Watch for Disruptors in Access vs. Ownership Businesses. (Tech Strategy – Podcast 206)

In this episode of the Tech Strategy Podcast, Jeff Towson delves into the dynamic landscape of access vs. ownership businesses, highlighting how companies are reshaping consumer behavior and redefining market norms. From transportation to accommodation, the sharing economy has paved the way for disruptive innovators, challenging conventional ownership models and transforming industries at a rapid pace. Tune in to explore the strategies behind these disruptors and gain insights into the future of access-based business models.

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5 Questions for Identifying Disruptive “Access Businesses” Such as Uber, Didi, and Airbnb (2 of 2) (Tech Strategy)

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Companies like Uber, Airbnb, Didi, and Mobike have disrupted traditional business models. These digital disruptors use innovation strategies that leverage smartphones, mobile payments, and low prices to redefine convenience and supply. By answering five critical questions, digital strategy consultant Jeffrey Towson details their competitive advantages and impact on consumer behavior.

Forget the Term “Sharing Economy”. Think Access vs. Ownership Businesses. (1 of 2) (Tech Strategy)

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In Jeff Towson’s insightful analysis, discover why labeling Didi, Mobike, and others as part of a “new” Chinese sharing economy is misleading. These market giants are not pioneering a novel concept but rather embody classic disruptors, reshaping traditional industries with their innovative models. Understanding their strategies is crucial in decoding the dynamics of China’s ever-evolving market landscape.

3 Simple Rules for Digital Transformation and Disruption (Tech Strategy – Daily Article)

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Digital transformation is about using technology to change the way businesses operate and interact with customers. To succeed, companies need to focus on innovation, customer experience, and data-driven decision-making. By following these three rules, companies can position themselves for success.

Why Ofo Failed. And Why Luckin Coffee Came Back. (Tech Strategy – Daily Article)

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Delve into the reasons why Ofo, once a promising bike-sharing company, failed in the competitive Chinese market. This article offers a detailed examination of the factors contributing to Ofo’s spectacular rise and subsequent fall. Gain insights into the complexities of operating a business in China and the lessons that can be derived from Ofo’s experience.

Lessons from My Visit to Ride Sharing Giant Didi-99 in Brazil (2 of 2) (Tech Strategy – Daily Article)

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Welcome to our article on ride-sharing in Brazil, where we explore the unique features of 99 HQ and how they have adapted to the Brazilian market. We discuss how Didi has differentiated itself from other ride-sharing services in Brazil and how it has managed to capture a significant market share. We also delve into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for ride-sharing services in Brazil. Tune in to learn more about ride-sharing in Brazil and how it’s shaping the future of transportation.

Lessons from My Visit to Ride Sharing Giant Didi-99 in Brazil (1 of 2) (Tech Strategy – Daily Article)

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Welcome to our article on ride-sharing in Brazil, where we explore the unique features of 99 HQ and how they have adapted to the Brazilian market. We discuss how Didi has differentiated itself from other ride-sharing services in Brazil and how it has managed to capture a significant market share. We also delve into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for ride-sharing services in Brazil. Tune in to learn more about ride-sharing in Brazil and how it’s shaping the future of transportation.

4 Reasons Why Didi and Ctrip Should Merge (Tech Strategy – Podcast 95)

In this podcast, Jeffrey Towson discusses 4 reasons why Didi and Ctrip should merge. He argues that a merger would create a more dominant player in the Chinese travel market, allow the companies to better compete with global rivals, and save money on costs. Towson believes that a merger is the best way for Didi and Ctrip to achieve their long-term goals.

When Will Didi Become Profitable? (Asia Tech Strategy – Daily Lesson / Update)

The Didi financials are finally out. And they are an interesting mix of good and bad. Didi has market dominance and tech leadership in the largest market for shared mobility. But it is also chronically unprofitable. For investors, this could be a fantastic opportunity. Because Didi’s ongoing losses will scare off investors and likely lower […]

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