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Flywheel integration is probably a better term. I.e. not vertically integrating for the supply of your current product, but in such a way that demand for both i
by ethbr0 6y ago
Flywheel integration is probably a better term. I.e. not vertically integrating for the supply of your current product, but in such a way that demand for both is increased.
- scsilver 6y agoIve heard fly wheel in regards to tech company strategy 3 times in a month, was there a conference I wasnt invited to?
- grzm 6y agoIt's not unlikely you're experiencing the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion
- jeffparsons 6y agoJeff Bezos talks about it a lot. So it makes sense it would come up in the context of similarities between SpaceX's and Amazon's strategies.
- xmprt 6y agoSame here. I'm guessing it's a term that's come up in a few popular posts here (especially considering Jeff Bezos left Amazon a few weeks ago and he talks about it a lot in his book and in general) and is not part of the vernacular of commenters here. Similar idea for other circles that you might have heard it in.
- ogre_codes 6y agoLike this term a lot.