It is with great pleasure that I share with you the details of my next book published again by Wiley, What’s the Future of Business: Changing the way businesses create experiences. The book debut at SXSW on March 8th and will be officially available in stores on March 11th.
What’s the Future of Business is not a question. It’s an answer.
This new book continues where my last book, The End of Business as Usual, left off. What’s the Future of Business focuses on the importance of experience design. It explores the evolving landscape of new consumerism and how business and customer relationships unfold and flourish in four distinct moments of truth.
What’s the Future also takes readers on an uplifting “hero’s journey” to help them bring about change from the inside out. The end result demonstrates how experience design amplifies customer relationships, drives word of mouth, and fosters organic advocacy. The point is that experiences can often trump your product or service.
Here’s the exciting part…
The book is also an experience in of itself. It’s a visually rich, four-color journey…think digital app but in an analog format.
To bring the experience to life, I reached out to my friends at Mekanism, a well-known creative agency in SF and NY. Additionally, acclaimed artist (and also a good friend) Hugh Macleod (@gapingvoid) joined the team to add a witty and personalized touch to each chapter.
The result is, well, something I hope you will find engaging, entertaining and also useful.
#WTF
I didn’t read “The End of Business as Usual”, still can go for this one?
I would go EOB first and then this one…think of them in 2 parts.
Great work @briansolis:disqus ! Can’t wait to read your new book! A signed version also available? 😉
Hello Wouter, a signed copy is always available…it’s just whether or not I can deliver it in person. 🙂
Wouter – if you email pknox@wiley.com your address, we’ll work on having signed bookplates by Brian sent out to those that have bought the book.
Ic what you mean @briansolis:disqus 🙂 Let me know when you are close to The Netherlands again 😉
I will. Nothing on the horizon now…but we’ll have to talk to J-P again!
Sounds like a plan Brian! How about Paris or London?
Can’t wait to read your new book! As Wouter Kleinsman suggested, a signed version it woul be great!
Wonderful Maria. Thank you! I would love to find a way to get you a signed version.
Maria – if you email pknox@wiley.com your address, we’ll work on having signed bookplates by Brian sent out to those that have bought the book.
Dear Brian!
Thank you very much. Besides being so smart, you are also a very nice person. I
wish you all the best.
Thank you Maria for this lovely comment. 🙂
Congrats on your upcoming book, Brian! Looking forward to reading it.
Thanks Dave. Would love to see what you think.
I’ll have to step on the gas. You write ’em faster than I get around reading ’em!
Too funny! But I won’t let you off that easy! You’ll find this one to be a pleasantly quicker read than the others! 😉
I’ll take your word on it. Will let you know if I don’t agree 😉
Deal!
Very nice promotion video about this book.Congratulations ! Absolutely, I ‘ll read this book ..
Thank you!
Great book, great references and i am using “Gen C” in many discussions. Thanks @briansolis:disqus “Rather than looking at people and the experiences we want them to have, business tend to look at new technology as the crux of engagement (2X)
Thank you Darren!