How will techno-human innovation affect the way we live, work and build business relationships? Workshop slides

1. DIGITAL
Howwill techno-human innovation affect the way
we live, work and build business relationships?
Society
Market
Company
Me

2. Welcome!
Today’s objec>ve:
Deeper collec1ve
innova1ve thinking

3. CREATIVE
ADVISORY
TRAINING
PROGRAMS
ONLINE
COURSES
PUBLIC
SPEAKING
Who am I?
www.BD-Insider.com
Revolu>onise your business!

4. A mastermind/brainstorm
session about how we can
become future proof with
our businesses or careers
Why are we here?

5. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY
BIG
DATA
ARITIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
INNOVATION
MINDSET
BUSINESS TO
HUMAN
Today’s journey

6. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE

7. Let’s get in the right
mindset…

8. Innova1on is accelera1ng

9. Business Voodoo - Are you ready to be remarkable? 9
Disrup1on is bigger
and faster than ever
before.
Staying ahead of the
curve was never
more important

10. No, it will not
just go away!

11. We need to learn
to think differently

12. …challenge
the status quo

13. The things we can't
live without today
were impossible to
envision only a decade
ago!

14. 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
We are trained to
think linear…

15. 1 2 4 8 16
32
64
128
256
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10
…but the world around
us is exponen1al

18. Technology = Human

19. Humans are tool builders
it is our nature

20. We ALWAYS adapt and thrive on new technology
Are we less human because we have medicine, telephones, or the ability
to travel to that other side of the world in less than a day?

21. “It is not the strongest of
the species that survives,
nor the most intelligent,
but the most responsive
to change”
- Charles Darwin, 1809

22. Why do we innovate?

23. We are driven by the desire
to connect with each other

24. …well not always

25. …why do we travel?

26. …further

27. …faster

28. …far away!

29. We will do anything it
takes to connect
with each other!
This obsession is what drives
our technological innova1on

30. …indirectly

31. …efficiently

32. …in real 1me

33. …in real 1me…all the 1me

34. …with everybody at once

35. …see each
other

36. …sleep with each other!

37. Technology becomes
irresis1ble when it lets us
connect with each other

38. Todaywe are all connected!

39. Business is personal!
more than everbefore

40. 4 mega-trendsthat are
redefining ourfuture

41. ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY
BIG
DATA
VIRTUAL
REALITY

42. Let’s take a
deeper dive

43. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY

44. Virtual Reality

45. Will we s1ll need
offices?

46. Will we s1ll need
our devices?

47. Will we s1ll travel for
business in 2025?

48. The Clinton Global Initiative takesyou toAfrica

50. What isyourVR strategy?
Howwillyou earn a place in
someone’svirtualworld?

51. VR is not only about the technology
It’s about the new
standards and expecta1ons
it sets

52. INSTANT
ON-DEMAND
EXPERIENCES
GAMIFICATION HUMAN MIGRATION
DEMATERIALIZATION EDITED REALITY
EDUCATIONFLOW / PRODUCTIVITY
VR

53. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY

54. Global Connec1vity

57. Global internet users
Let’s watch it live

58. Another 3-4 billion people will
come online in the next 5 years!

59. Billions of new
voices and minds

60. 46,2%
15-44
19,7%
45-64
7,9%
65+
source: UN, Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2011).
26,1%
0-14
GlobalAge
Groups

61. Today’s influencers

62. Tomorrow’s client

63. Blockchain
The infrastructure of certainty

64. Erasing borders
It directly connects everyone,
everywhere to the same source.
It is a system of inclusion. It is
democracy in its purest form.
It doesn't care where you are or where
you were born.

65. It is safe & secure
It is de-centralized through a dynamic
network that runs on billions of devices
Trust is embedded in the system because
informa>on can’t be edited
It can eliminate fraud and the need for
‘trusted’ intermediaries

66. The next evolu1on of the
internet
Total secure integra1on of billions of
humans and trillions of devices

67. The tectonic
platesofwork
are shifting

68. What does global
connec1vity really mean?

69. CULTURE COCKTAIL
BILLIONS OF NEW
VOICES AND MINDS
TRANSPARENCY
NO BORDERS SYSTEMATIC TRUST
GC
DISINTERMEDIATION

70. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY
BIG
DATA

71. BIGdata

72. The internet of things

73. The end of
guessing

74. “The internetwill
soon disappear…”
Eric Schmidt - CEO,Alphabet

75. Intelligence
is not about what
you know but
how fast you can
learn and adapt

76. Competitive
advantage

77. PARALYSIS BY
ANALYSIS
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
SMART UNIVERSE
PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
MARKETING
BD
COMPETITIVE
POSITIONING
RESEARCH

78. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY
BIG
DATA
ARITIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE

79. Artificial Intelligence

80. AI is NOT human!

82. Language barriers?

83. The beginning of the end of work as we know it

84. Power
redefined

85. RECRUITMENT
TRAINING /
EDUCATION
TALENT / SKILLS
PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
MARKETING
AI
HUMAN/MACHINE
BOUNDARIES

86. You are already using all
these technologies!
Technology only thrives if it becomes simple to use

87. Together these
companies are on a
mission to provide
you with the
VIRTUAL tools that
will help you easily
CONNECT with
people, powered by
DATA and
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE

88. But it is not about the tech..
It never is, really!

89. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY
BIG
DATA
ARITIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
INNOVATION
MINDSET

90. Innova1on culture

91. What is the innova1on recipe?
Re-framing of risk & failure
Ongoing experimenta>on - tes>ng new
concepts ideas on client segments
Stoic mindset - never assume anything,
learning mindset

92. Crea1vity culture

93. How to unleash total crea1vity?
Banning extrapola>ons of the past
Experts vs new perspec>ves > recruitment

94. Con1ngency

96. Thinking the unthinkable
Black Swans
Digital > Analog
Analog > Digital

97. THE
TECHNO-HUMAN
FUTURE
VIRTUAL
REALITY
GLOBAL
CONNECTIVITY
BIG
DATA
ARITIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE
INNOVATION
MINDSET
BUSINESS TO
HUMAN

98. B2H
Business to Human
How technology can help us
build stronger relationships
than ever before

99. Don’t misunderstand the
purpose of technology!

100. Thosewho can make real HUMAN
connections in aVIRTUALworldwillwin

101. Newskills
required

102. HumanAutomated
Marketing
CustomerService
Logistics
IT
Management
Finance
Human Resources
CommunityManagement
Research
Sales & Business Development
Levelofcompetitiveedge

103. HumanAutomated
Levelofcompetitiveedge
Marketing
CustomerService
Logistics
IT
Management
Finance
Human Resources
CommunityManagement
Research
Sales & Business Development
Keyareas for
recruitment &
training
Jobs that require social skills and emotional intelligence

104. Create amazing
customerexperiences
Let’s
talk!

105. Knowledge will come naturally with technology.
THE FOCUS WILL BE ON SOCIAL SKILLS
I get to focus on the
client’s experience while
AI is providing me with all
the informa>on I need to
be of assistance
I get top service
with a pleasant
human touch :-)

106. knowledge
trust
relationship relationship
knowledge
relationship
knowledge
trust
relationship
knowledge
trust
relationship
knowledge
trust
Prospect zone
Client zone
Earn relationshipsoftrust
Technology is a value delivery mechanism!

107. The new race is about making
REAL human connec1ons in a
virtual world

108. The biggest business
and employment
opportunityever!

109. www.BD-Insider.com/B2H

110. Thank You!