Consumerism

Moving from Just-in-Case to Just-in-Time Living

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Thomas Frey's picture

Our possessions continue to grow until we start approaching retirement age. That’s when we start taking a hard look at everything we’ve accumulated and begin the shedding process of obtaining and storing stuff. Two recent trends are beginning to change this cycle. One is the transition from physical products to digital ones. The other is our every evolving systems that enable us to access items at the time of need rather than maintaining a standing inventory. This is all part of our transition from just-in-case to just-in-time living.

Consumption 2.0

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By Hugo Garcia

The accumulation of property may be less enticing to consumers seeking alternatives to ownership.

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