Posts Tagged Uber

Is Uber a true sharing economy business model?

By on August 30, 2016   /   Executive Leadership, high-performance business, under-performing companies   /   Leave a comment
Is Uber really a true sharing economy business model?

Is Uber a true sharing economy business model? Whether called a unicorn or the sharing economy’s lead horse, Uber has mostly been considered a gazelle since its inception. ​However, reports that Uber racked up -$1.27 billion EBITDA over 2016s first 2 quarters have let the dogs out. […]

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Do meaningful changes get more acceptance or better results?

By on February 1, 2016   /   business management, Business Success, Competitiveness, Corporate America, Mike Berman   /   1 Comment
Berman: Will More Meaningful Change Create more Acceptance?

Do meaningful changes get more acceptance or better results? On February 1, 2015 hundreds of Uber drivers were efficiently moving frigid New Yorkers around the city. Exactly one year later, hundreds of Uber drivers are blocking New York traffic by staging a protest over the company’s 15% fare […]

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Is “Uberizing” the best focus for a more reliable bottom-line?

By on January 12, 2016   /   business development, business growth, business management, Business Success, Mike Berman, profitability, Small Business, start-up success, Successful business management   /   Leave a comment
Is Uber really a true sharing economy business model?

Is “Uberizing” the best focus for a more reliable bottom-line? With 2016 business headlines dominated by the savage stock market beating taking place and the volatile energy markets, not a week goes by without my attending a meeting with someone intent on “Uberizing” an industry. While the […]

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