Over a decade ago i concluded that the business model used
by our partner company was ahead of its time. This conclusion was based on my
study of business books that described new trends in business. Some of my current top team members became
business partners on the basis of these writings. Now i believe – the future is here. And here is an example, another mainstream
conventional business product distribution shifting to our way of business. One
of the first was computers, with Michael Dell’s direct to the customer model.
Now read what’s happening in cars sales and distribution – and not just bottom
end cars – this article is about the top end of the brand options.
That’s what we do. We offer personal relationships to
consumer, using virtual displays and a small amount of hard product, and
arrange distribution from the manufacturer to the consumer. We even offer customization
at a level not yet achieved by any other in our industry.
Make no mistake – the future is here. It’s time to stop
thinking and living in the past. That’s going to be tough for many who do not
embrace change, and who cling to the mind-set of the masses. But then being left
behind economically and in standard of living – the price you will pay for
failing to keep up and change – is not going to be very easy either. And that ‘un-ease’
will be experienced by more than yourself. It will be experienced by all those
who depend on you – you partner, your off-spring, your relatives and any others
you influence. There is one saying that
will always apply – the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Your decision
in embracing new models of commerce will in a significant way determine if you
are part of the poor getting poorer equation.
Yes, the future is here. I embraced it over a decade ago and
have been paving the way for thousands who have followed my lead. Are you still
living in the past? If so, and i expect that would be the honest answer, you
probably have a collection of vinyl
records also...
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Duff, Craig, 2012, Soft sell via the hard drive,
The Saturday Mail, Brisbane, p. 3 of the Cars Guide lift-out.
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