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Get in touch with usThree days full of exciting lectures, talks, discussions, workshops and, above all, lots of networking – 27 to 30 April in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
Are you a passionate Bitcoiner, entrepreneur, investor or just starting your Bitcoin journey? Then you’ve come to the right place! The Swiss Bitcoin Conference 2023, which takes place from 27 to 30 April in Kreuzlingen, the largest Swiss city on Lake Constance, is the place to be. This community event is for everyone interested in Bitcoin and offers three days of exciting talks, conversations, discussions, workshops and networking opportunities.
The conference promises a valuable learning experience where you can learn from and inspire others, get new ideas and perspectives. There is ample space for creative exchange, knowledge sharing and collaborative learning, all focused on the Bitcoin space. Meet like-minded people, network with industry experts and benefit from companies that are active in the Space.
Whether entrepreneur, investor, sponsor, newcomer or experienced Bitcoiner, the conference is open to all. Here you will meet people who are just as passionate about Bitcoin as you are. The Swiss Bitcoin Conference is the largest community event in Switzerland and brings well-known names from the German-speaking scene to Kreuzlingen. The location offers space for 800 participants from the Lake Constance region and the border triangle of Switzerland, Germany and Austria.
At 27. and 28 April we start with the Industry Days which are offered for Bitcoiners who are or want to be entrepreneurs. There, together with Alexander Moths, I will hold the three-part “INNOVATION BOOTCAMP – Bitcoin Business Model Building” for entrepreneurs, start-up founders, nascent entrepreneurs and Bitcoiners who want to work together on innovative projects and be accompanied by experts. The projects developed during the boot camp will be presented to the general public and potential investors on Saturday.
From expanding customer segments to creating new business opportunities, check out our Innovate+Upgrade podcast to learn more about “Business Model Innovation with Bitcoin” in advance. For example, in our latest episode: Lightning Payments for Business: Benefits, implementation and future of the Bitcoin payment system.
On all three days of the conference, you can expect interesting talks and discussion panels held by experts and industry leaders from the Bitcoin world. Here you have the opportunity to find out about the latest trends, technologies and developments in the bitcoin sector and to exchange ideas with other participants.
In addition to the lectures and discussions, there will also be a variety of workshops where you can deepen your knowledge and gain practical experience. These workshops cover different aspects of the Bitcoin ecosystem and offer valuable insights for both beginners and advanced users.
The Swiss Bitcoin Conference 2023 offers excellent networking opportunities. Use the breaks and evening events to network with other participants, experts and companies. These contacts can help you achieve your professional and personal goals in Bitcoin.
The Swiss Bitcoin Conference 2023 attracts some of the best-known names and speakers from the German-speaking Bitcoin scene. So did Daniel Wingen, Alexander von Frankenberg, Niko Jilch, Alexander Moths and many more. You have the chance to listen to these experts, ask questions and benefit from their knowledge and experience.
To participate in the Swiss Bitcoin Conference 2023, you need to register in advance. Registration is via the official conference website, where you can also find more information on ticket prices. For our customers and readers there is a 5% discount on ticket prices with the voucher code Oberwasser.
The Swiss Bitcoin Conference 2023 offers a unique opportunity to learn about Bitcoin, network and have fun. Take this chance to expand your knowledge – and maybe even meet future business partners.
What seems to be a classic management task is difficult to achieve in practice: continuous innovation that leads to an increase in efficiency. Why this is so, and what can be done about it, is the subject of this podcast episode with Gavino Wismach. Listen to it here
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There are 3 types of innovation that each organisation must provide in order to survive on a permanent basis. This is how Clayton M. Christensen, father of disruptive innovation and Jobs to Be Done Theory,writes it in his latest book, The Prosperity Paradox
Efficiency innovation enables companies to produce more with less resources. They are the key to improving profitability.
Gavino Wismach is expert for knowledge and process analysis at Oberwasser Consulting. He identifies knowledge in companies, reveals the underlying patterns of behaviour and uses this knowledge to develop highly productive staff and organizations.
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Only sustainable implementation brings relevant progress companies and leads to real benefits.
This episode is about how new things are implemented quickly, sustainably and efficiently in companies.
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“When people from a wide variety of fields come together in one place to work, this is sometimes the beginning of an exciting journey, into new territory – it is not uncommon to come across the unexpected and, above all, a lot of inventiveness.” – This is what is stated on the Share DnC website.
To whom and how does coworking help to increase innovation and how to build a successful business model as a platform? This is exactly what Peter Rochel discusses with Philipp Hartje, founder and managing director of Share DnC. In 2015, Philipp and his two co-founders wanted nothing more than to create the “airbnb for office space” from Cologne. Today, Share DnC is the largest platform for brokering office space, offering office space for subletting in more than 200 German cities.
Share DnC started in 2015 to offer companies an easy way to sublet unused office space. In the meantime, the Cologne-based company describes itself as the largest platform for brokering office space, with more than 1,000 active providers at more than 200 locations. Share DnC is currently active in Germany and Austria, but wants to expand internationally.
How do you prove qualitative results? Those who have identified the Jobs to Be Done, be it to improve products or even to initiate a new direction for the company, must be absolutely certain. A typical challenge of qualitative market research and with the risk of making gross mistakes. How do you prove results that are based only on a few customer interviews but can have a big impact on the company? That’s what this episode with Eckhart Böhme and Peter Rochel is about.
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In this podcast episode, Peter Rochel talks to Bob Moesta, one of the main architects of Jobs to Be Done Theory. In addition to some JTBD history, it is about the real world practice in the development of sustaining-, efficiency-, or market-creating innovations.
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Bob is one of the main architects of Jobs to Be Done Theory, founder and CEO of The Re-Wired Group. In the mid-1990s, Bob developed jobs to be done theory alongside Havard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen. Since then, he has continuously applied them, further developed them and optimised them for the challenges in their day-to-day business.
As a teacher, visual thinker and creator in almost every industry, Bob has helped develop more than 3,500 new products.
He is a Fellow of the Clayton Christensen Institute, as well as a visiting lecturer at Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan School of Entrepreneurship and Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.
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