The Internet of Things as a fueling agent for the Sharing Economy in 2017 - INFO Conference, May 2017

1. PROVING THEM WRONG, ONE $30B SUCCESS AT A TIME OR: THE INTERNET OF THINGS AS A FUELING AGENT FOR THE SHARING ECONOMY IN 2017 INFO Conference – May 2017 Dan Yoffe Web Specialist and Strategic Consultant danyoffecc@gmail.com Dan Yoffe

2. So, is the sharing economy dead?

3. So, is the sharing economy finally dead?

4. 2013 2013 1/2 2014 2014 1/2 2015 2015 1/2 2016 2016 1/2 2017 Negative Mentions Positive Mentions So, is the sharing economy finally dead? Positive vs. Negative Online Mentions on the Sharing Economy

5. Notable Success Stories of the Sharing Economy AIRBNB Hospitality UBER Transportation WEWORK Shared Workspace FIVERR Online Marketplace KICKSTARTER Crowdfunding Founded: 2008 Users: 150,000,000 Worldwide $30 billion company value Founded: 2009 Users: 40,000,000 570 cities $50 billion company value Founded: 2010 Members: 30,000 13 countries $16 billion company value Founded: 2010 Worldwide $110 million raised to date Founded: 2009 Backers: 12,846,429 Worldwide $3 billion pledged to projects

11. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry

14. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry 0.79 0.34 0.33 0.26 0.19 Tel Aviv Amsterdam Paris London New York Ratio of Airbnb hosted apartments : Hotel Rooms

15. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry NEW YORK 40,227 listings OCT 16 Governor Cuomo signs a bill that imposes fines up to $7,500 for people who advertise short-term (>30 days) rentals. APR 17 Mayor De Blasio advances its agenda against illegal short- term stay listings by budgeting $2.9 million for enforcement.

17. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry LONDON 49,348 listings DEC 16 Airbnb is forced to limit each apartment’s rental period to 90 days in each calendar year. JAN 17 Airbnb faces $400 million in losses after London crackdown after a decrease of 35% in rentals.

19. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry PARIS 55,723 listings JAN 16 Airbnb is forced to limit each apartment’s rental period to 120 days/year DEC 16 Hotel owners win in latest battels forcing Airbnb to send data on home renters

21. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry AMSTERDAM JAN 17 Starting in January, Airbnb is forced to limit listings to 60 rent nights per calendar year. APR 17 Amsterdam is placing more than $5 million into actively track and shut down companies that 13,849 listings

24. When a “great idea” starts to disrupt an industry TEL AVIV 8,792 listings APR 16 Hotel owners join in creating social media accounts against Airbnb hosts in Tel Aviv

29. The sharing economy is estimated to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by the end of 2025.

30. The sharing economy is estimated to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by the end of 2025. Prices of shared services are falling – Airbnb rates in 2017 are now between 40- 60% cheaper than hotel rates around the world.

31. The sharing economy is estimated to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by the end of 2025. Prices of shared services are falling – Airbnb rates in 2017 are now between 40- 60% cheaper than hotel rates around the world. Following early adopters that powered the early rise of the sharing economy, in 2016 the over-50’s group have become the fastest-growing group for many platforms.

32. The sharing economy is estimated to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by the end of 2025. Prices of shared services are falling – Airbnb rates in 2017 are now between 40- 60% cheaper than hotel rates around the world. Following early adopters that powered the early rise of the sharing economy, in 2016 the over-50’s group have become the fastest-growing group for many platforms. Trust levels rose dramatically in 2017 for the majority sharing platforms – Airbnb research reports trust levels doubled from 2015.

33. The sharing economy is estimated to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by the end of 2025. Prices of shared services are falling – Airbnb rates in 2017 are now between 40- 60% cheaper than hotel rates around the world. Following early adopters that powered the early rise of the sharing economy, in 2016 the over-50’s group have become the fastest-growing group for many platforms. Trust levels rose dramatically in 2017 for the majority sharing platforms – Airbnb research reports trust levels doubled from 2015. Not just automotive and hospitality – 2016 and 2017 have seen the greatest expansion to new sectors such as retail and the legal sector.

34. PLEY.COM Pley is a subscription-based sharing platform for children’s toys, including educational products. (It’s been called “Netflix for LEGOs.”) This is great because it allows parents to keep up with their kids’ ever changing interests and needs without breaking (or even hurting) the bank. Since its launch in Santa Clara in 2013, Pley has raised at least $16,750,000 in funding, and ships across the U.S.

35. PLEY.COM Pley is a subscription-based sharing platform for children’s toys, including educational products. (It’s been called “Netflix for LEGOs.”) This is great because it allows parents to keep up with their kids’ ever changing interests and needs without breaking (or even hurting) the bank. Since its launch in Santa Clara in 2013, Pley has raised at least $16,750,000 in funding, and ships across the U.S.

36. TURO.COM Turo is a peer-to-peer car sharing and rental marketplace. This is great because it allows car owners almost anywhere to make money off of their vehicles when they don’t need them, like if you mostly walk around town, take public transportation, or are just out of town. Cars can be rented for hours or weeks, whatever you need. Since launching in 2009 in San Francisco, Turo has raised at least $95,850,000 in funding, and is used in more than 2,500 cities (with more than 300 airports) across the U.S. and Canada.

37. TURO.COM Turo is a peer-to-peer car sharing and rental marketplace. This is great because it allows car owners almost anywhere to make money off of their vehicles when they don’t need them, like if you mostly walk around town, take public transportation, or are just out of town. Cars can be rented for hours or weeks, whatever you need. Since launching in 2009 in San Francisco, Turo has raised at least $95,850,000 in funding, and is used in more than 2,500 cities (with more than 300 airports) across the U.S. and Canada.

38. FLYOTTO.COM FlyOtto matches travelers to pilots and planes, on-demand. While the airlines can only sell tickets to about 300 airports domestically, FlyOtto offers travelers access over 5,000 destinations. Not only is FlyOtto an easier way to book a private chartered flight, but flying on piston and turboprop powered aircraft means saving time and money compared to a long road trip, and avoiding the hassle of commercial airlines.

39. FLYOTTO.COM FlyOtto matches travelers to pilots and planes, on-demand. While the airlines can only sell tickets to about 300 airports domestically, we now offer travelers access over 5,000 destinations. Not only is FlyOtto an easier way to book a private chartered flight, but flying on piston and turboprop powered aircraft means saving time and money compared to a long road trip, and avoiding the hassle of commercial airlines.

40. LAUNDRYLAN.COM.AU LaundryLan is an online marketplace that allows web and mobile consumers to request and / or provide laundry services in Australia. Anyone who has got access to a washing machine and / or an iron can work with us as a laundry worker. Everyone can choose what services they want to request and provide respectively, as well as how much those services are worth.

41. AIRPNP.CO Airpnp is a service that enables users to lease out their bathrooms through a mobile optimized app with thousands of toilets listed spanning a range of prices — some bathrooms are free, while urinating at a hotel bathroom where “Tom Cruise, Nicholas Cage, Frank Sinatra, and Walt Disney have all peed” requires a payment of $10.

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