Guess which oil rich country has the largest fountain? If you said Saudi Arabia, you've been keeping up with recent trends! Everything has to be the biggest and best in these middle eastern countries. This fountain blows water over a thousand feet into the air. Saudi Arabia? That's still in the desert, right? Might be cheaper for them to blow oil 2,000 feet into the air.
Implications - Consumers across all demographics have an inherent fascination with going the furthest, being the strongest and other quantitative accomplishes that seemingly measure the importance of a project. Companies should consider creating collaborative consumer projects that build something immense and unparalleled.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Quantitative Accomplishments
- Leveraging consumers' fascination with achieving quantitative accomplishments can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities.
- Collaborative Consumer Projects
- Creating collaborative consumer projects that aim to build something immense and unparalleled can be a source of disruptive innovation.
- Middle Eastern Grandeur
- Acknowledging the trend of middle eastern countries striving for the biggest and best can inspire disruptive innovation in various industries.
Where This Applies
- Construction
- The construction industry can explore disruptive innovation by building immense and unparalleled structures that cater to consumers' fascination with quantitative accomplishments.
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can tap into the trend of middle eastern grandeur by promoting destinations that offer the biggest and best attractions.
- Energy
- The energy industry can find disruptive innovation opportunities by developing sustainable and efficient methods to blow oil or other resources into the air, aligning with the concept of achieving quantitative accomplishments.
