This document discusses several topics related to technology and its impact on society, business, and the future. It touches on issues like information overload, the challenges of big data, the importance of curation, and the rise of conscious capitalism. It also highlights ideas around promoting shared value between business and society, authenticity in relationships, and embracing both digital and analog aspects of life. The overall theme is how individuals and organizations can navigate the present and future impacts of constant technological change and information.
17. “PRESENTISM”
We’re living in the
now, we no longer
have a sense of future
direction,
and we have a
completely new
relationship to time.
FONTE: Present Shock: When everything happens now.
24. “NOSSO AMOR PELAS INTERFACES
DIGITAIS
ESTÁ FORA DE CONTROLE”
Golden Krishna
25. 1. A motorista se aproxima do carro
2. Tira o smartphone da bolsa
3. Liga o Smartphone
4. Desbloqueia o Smartphone
5. Digita a senha
6. Navega pelos ícones para achar
o app
7. Clica no app
8. Espera o app carregar
9. Olha para o app e tentar lembrar como
funciona
10. Tenta achar em que lugar deve clicar
para abrir a porta
11. Aperta o botão que abre a porta
12. Abre a porta
13. Entra no carro
41. "By simply adding
more data we're
actually adding more
noise to the system,
not more signal"
Nate Silver
42. "One of the problems is
that we still have this
same monkey brain -
adapted for quick
decisions based on
very little data"
Nate Silver
43. “Kids always know what is
going on, but never know
where they got it.”
David Carr
CURADORIA
44. CEOs JÁ SÃO
CONSIDERADOS MAIS
CONFIÁVEIS QUE
LÍDERES DE
GOVERNO.
“Business: from license to
operate to license to lead”.
RESPONSABILIDADE
Edelman Trust Barometer
45. MICHAEL PORTER | SHARED VALUE
CRIAR AO MESMO TEMPO VALOR
ECONÔMICO E VALOR PARA A SOCIEDADE.
RECONECTAR O NEGÓCIO COM O
PROGRESSO SOCIAL.
NÃO É FILANTROPIA, MAS UMA FORMA DE
ATINGIR SUCESSO ECONÔMICO.
"The purpose of the corporation must be redefined as creating
shared value, not just profit per se. This will drive the next
wave of innovation and productivity growth in the global
economy. It will also reshape capitalism and its relationship to
society. Perhaps most important of all, learning how to create
shared value is our best chance to legitimize business again"
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51. PARA SABER MAIS
NOVAS TEORIAS SOBRE COMO AS IDEIAS SE ESPALHAM,
COMO MEDIR SOCIAL MEDIA E A IMPORTÂNCIA DA AUTENTICIDADE
NA CONSTRUÇÃO DO RELACIONAMENTO
52.
53. NATURAL, def.:
Algo que é inerente à pessoa; talento ou valores que fazem parte de sua
essência;
autenticidade,
espontaneidade;
o que é verdadeiro.
54. Cada um no
seu quadrado.
O QUE CABE A VOCÊ?
A perfeição não
cria vínculos.
TRABALHE SUAS
VULNERABILIDADES.
Não idealize o
seu consumidor.
LEIA O QUE
NÃO É DITO.
Diálogo é responder
perguntas difíceis.
DEIXE SUA MARCA
PRONTA PARA
O MUNDO.
27000 pessoas the next generation of decision makers young, educated, affluent e trend setter
The next industrial revolution?
Douglas Rushkoff: Think Game of Thrones . In the old days, this sort of show might be considered bad writing. It doesn’t really seem to be moving toward a crisis or climax, it has no true protagonist, and it’s structured less like a TV show or a movie than a soap opera. Yet it really does capture the qualities of a fantasy role-playing game or massive multiplayer online world. Even the opening titles sequence conveys this presentist style: we move over a map, as if exploring the various worlds on the game board. Almost all the families have good justifications for “winning” the throne, and I don’t think anyone wants a particular family to totally win and end the story. (Though if anyone wins, I hope it’s the Khaleesi.) The audience is voluntarily surrendering authority to the storyteller as long as he isn’t abusing it. Really, we just want the narrative to keep going. In a small way perhaps, it’s suggesting a new shape of narrative that can respond to the need for sustainable solutions instead of finalizing victories. These open-ended narratives are much more consonant with the open-ended, fantasy-role-playing-like sensibility of presentism.
now - phone vibrating facebook profile is a snapshot of you in the past
with technology you can interrupt narrative if stories don’t work, we have gaming. greatest games are never ending. You play to play, no to win
house of cards (whenever you want) x game of thrones (with everybody)
we get freaked out because we have multiples instances happening at the same time and we can’t handle. too many places at the same time
too much weight in a single moment
peple tries to maintain control make sense - take a picture and draw the lines not everything makes sense in the present unfocus your eyes to see no longer cause and effect who is affecting what?
when we become intolerant to the world killing zombies is easier than understanding what is happening
A driver approaches her car. Takes her smartphone out of her purse. Turns her phone on. Slides to unlock her phone. Enters her passcode into her phone. Swipes through a sea of icons, trying to find the app. Taps the desired app icon. Waits for the app to load. Looks at the app, and tries to figure out (or remember) how it works. Makes a best guess about which menu item to hit to unlock doors and taps that item. Taps a button to unlock the doors. The car doors unlock. She opens her car door
Steve Jobs está aí talvez como o grande exemplo de CEO que se transformou num grande influenciador para a sociedade.
"We're part of the era of the sharing economy - which is what comes after the era of mass production." "Your house isn't your biggest asset - your time is your biggest asset."
Walker Art Center 10.000 videos 65 selecionados the art world ignored it Plafatorma Open Field dog owner takes the dog out. Cat owners are alone inside There is no cat Park. The internet is the cat park Art = creates an emotional connection