| Outstanding! Glad you're here. :-)
Talk away, developers. (Note: ProjectVRM is not itself a developer, but here to encourage development. And engagement, such as we see the potential for here.)
Doc On Sep 5, 2013, at 8:25 AM, Taylor Davidson <
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> wrote: Doc, as the joint creator of the intent landscape cited, I wanted to share the appropriate link to it:
It's heavily inspired by Terry's Lumascapes, but not a Lumascape itself.
Back to your question about harvesting and engaging, we do see some emerging companies that are involved in allowing engagements between marketers and people, and we do see some approaches that could be close to VRM signaling. Its a space we (as kbs Ventures) have invested in, and will continue to look into. Happy to talk more about it anytime.
Taylor Davidson @tdavidson On Thursday, September 5, 2013, Doc Searls wrote:
The post cites a Lumascape (a brilliant visual compilation of all the players in a market category and how they fit) from Terrence Kawaja's Luma Partners. I recall some good exchanges with Terrence, though we haven't met yet; and I wouldn't be surprised if this latest Lumascape is partially his response to The Intention Economy. But I don't know.
These two blog posts...
...visit older Lumascapes, and partially address your question below. But it would help if we could see this new Lumascape, which isn't detailed in the Mediapost item below, and doesn't seem to be in Luma Partners' collection of Lumascapes:
So if anybody can find an original, please share it. It would help to see if any of the tools listed are for engaging with customers rather than merely harvesting data about customers. If there are some tools for engagement, then they should be looking toward VRM signaling. I doubt the rest will.
Doc
Hi Doc
At its heart VRM is about SIGNALLING intent. There is a whole ecosystem of marketers, tools and data collection being developed to HARVEST customer intent in real-time and to act upon it. This article sets out some of the key players in the explosive growth of the ecosystem.
As the intent data ecosystem rapidly grows in size and caability, why SHOULD a marketer look to VRM as the solution to his intent data chalenges rather than to one of these tools. This is a question, not a rhetorical statement.
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