Beyond the Almighty Dollar

arun disruptiveThe sharing economy maximizes the value of non-monetary assets.

Arun Sundararajan is the NEC Faculty Fellow, Professor of Information, Operations and Management Sciences and a Doctoral Coordinator at the Stern School of Business, NYU. He After receiving his M.S., Management Science & Ph.D., Business Administration from University of Rochester, Professor Sundararajan has served on the editorial boards of MIS Quarterly and Management Science, was the founding co-chair of the NYU Summer Workshop on the Economics of IT and of the Workshop on Information in Networks and is a Senior Editor of the journal Information Systems Research.  His research studies digital economics and how information technologies transform business and society focusing on the emergence of digital institutions to facilitate economic and political development, contagion in networks and social media, online privacy, pricing in digital markets and managing digital piracy. 

Food For Thought & Conversation

  • The Sharing Economy is a new set of businesses that allow us to monetize the physical assets we have e.g. cars, homes, skills, etc. How do you or someone you know participate in a sharing economy, perhaps, without calling it that?
  • How willing are you to share your assets with others and make use of theirs?
  • Discuss your awareness and/or experience with the Sharing Economy. Examples include: Airbnb—Rental spare rooms, homes, castles; yurts, treehouses, lighthouses platform; Lyft—Ride Broker; Uber–Ride Broker; TaskRabbit—Chore marketplace; Fiverr—Creative and professional services marketplace.

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