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3.3 Introduction Case: Dddrop

Course subject(s) 3. Why platforms matter for BMI

Introduction Case: Dddrop

From the instruction video we learned that platform business models are not just for big digital companies like Uber or AirBnB. Small companies can become platforms too. For this assignment, look at the interview about Dddrop, a manufacturer of 3d-printers. Listen to CEO Alfred Uytdewilligen to learn how Dddrop went from a product to a platform business logic.

Please turn up the volume on the video if you can’t hear the interview clear enough.

Case 3: Dddrop

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