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Meeting Tomorrow uses the Netflix "by mail" business model to ship audio visual meeting equipment to your hotel or conference.
via Seth Godin, who noted that, "I'm betting that there are hundreds of applications of this idea, especially in the business-to-business area. Stuff that you need, reliably, but not often..
What buiness would you like to see use the Netflix model?
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This is a phenomenal idea! I do presentations frequently, and although I do have my own equipment, somethings like a large pull up screen or HD Movie Projector would be great to rent for a very large event that is paying well. I have bookmarked this; thanks Mike, and I've also Rss'd Seth's blog.
Posted by: Lamarr Wilson | May 30, 2007 at 12:04 AM
That is a really cool idea. I could totally see them being very successful.
Posted by: McDahling | May 30, 2007 at 11:01 AM
Other than the fact that they ship the equipment to you via the mail, how is this like the Netflix model? I looked at the site, its not a subscription service. There's no unique application here. This is one of dozens of companies that rent audiovisual equipment and ship it to you. Nothing new here. I used similar services in the past.
Posted by: Handtek2k | May 30, 2007 at 11:35 PM