"The products (and services) we buy, use and engage with have changed forever. We no longer have to accept mass products made for average people living average lives. We can instead find exactly what we want on demand from anywhere in the world. And if it doesn’t exist we can find someone to make it, or we can make it ourselves. We can mash things up. Mass products that do exist will continue to decline into commodity pricing, unless the mass product is ‘customisable’ once we have it in our hands. Just compare your smartphone interface to anyone else’s. No two in the world are the same. We can get any product we want from any geography via the infinite online retail stores and we can co-create using the tools that have been handed over to us by the smarter brand houses out there — the ones that have realised the brand is actually ‘ours’. From sports shoes to media, products are increasingly coming from platforms where the final product is not what we buy, but a set of ingredients we can use to make our own recipe."
Trecho retirado de "The Great Fragmentation : why the future of business is small" de Steve Sammartino
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