Stuart J. Barnes|Jan Mattsson
Understanding current and future issues in collaborative consumption: A four-stage Delphi study
King's College London|Roskilde University
sharing activities underpinned technologies internet become dominant activities individuals business governments recently sharing activity grown information media content wider resources including money physical goods services coined collaborative consumption sustainability often cited key driver underpinned economic social environmental benefits successful sharing resources likely potentially disruptive impact incumbents traditional supply chains however given embryonic state development perhaps surprising collaborative consumption well understood research practice mind study undertook fourstage delphi study 25 experts order identify key drivers inhibitors likely future developments collaborative consumption next 10 years key finding environmental concern sustainability considered minor importance paper roundsoff conclusions implications practice research