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Since 1997, OpenMatters has been researching, writing and presenting on the impact of Digital Technologies.

Co-authored 5 books and 14 ebooks
Published 1,100 articles in leading periodicals
Appeared on CNBC, CNN, FNN, NPR and many local TV networks
Presented more than 500 events (30,000 people) globally

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Proprietary research

Digital technologies fundamentally alters the sources of risk and reward for organizations. As a result, OpenMatters studies the sources of corporate value to help boards and leaders allocate their capital to drive value.

Leadership education

Many industry leaders and their organizations engage OpenMatters to help their teams better understand the changes they need to make to benefit from today’s digital technologies.

Thought leadership

To insure that OpenMatters’ clients stay ahead of the curve, boards and leaders engage OpenMatters to create thought leadership materials including books, ebooks and articles.

Business Model Research

Barry has been researching the impact of emerging technologies and the impact on the sources of value - human, customer, social, brand and intellectual – in the digital age. He has also been actively involved in advocating for new accounting rules that help leaders monitor, measure and invest in ‘intangible assets’ in order to insure that organizations properly allocate their capital.

Infographics

Digital technologies make it easy for organizations to tell their story and for others to understand and interpret the trends in the global economies and how they impact business risks and rewards. The partners of OpenMatters create Infographics for their clients plus they also tag infographics that they think will help potential clients and investors better understand the digital world in which we increasingly live and work.

Radio and Podcasts

Barry Libert has appeared on over 350 radio broadcasts globally including National Public Radio (NPR), Business Talk Radio and many large syndicated radio and podcast networks. Most of his interviews have focused on the power and wisdom of the crowd using today’s technologies to fundamentally shift the nature of business and its strategy, new products and services and overall risks and rewards.

Presentations

Barry speaks about the impact of digital technologies on enterprises – see more at his speaker bureau page. Libert has appeared on CNBC, FNN, Bloomberg TV -see youtube. He has also been the key note presenter at over 400 events globally at which more than 30,000 people have attended. You can find his presentations at Slideshare.net. If you want to book Barry for a key note presentation, please contact him at Barry@openmatters.com.

Books and Ebooks

Starting with Cracking the Value Code in 2001, Barry Libert has been continuously writing about the changing nature of risks and rewards due to digital technologies and their impact on business models. One of his books, We Are Smarter than Me, was voted top ten business books in 2007. His most recent book, Social Nation, looks at how every company can create their own social network to survive and prosper.

Articles and OpEds

Barry Libert starting publishing articles on the impact of digital technologies on risk and reward in 1997. One of his first articles was published in the WSJ and it focused on the need for a new accounting system that fully recognized the value of intangible assets based on emerging technologies. Since then, Barry has written and published and appeared in more than 1,100 articles that have been featured in Barron, Financial Times, NACD, and Businessweek.

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