1.
RADICAL MOBILIS
Three stories of the mobile future.
Blogger, consultant and CEO Teemu Arina, Dicole Ltd.
November 2008

2.
ROUND1
Moving or changing quickly from one
Mobile state or condition to another

3.
Corporations of the Past

4.
Speeding on a Tightrope
Focus. Purpose. Clarity. Commitment.

5.
Throwing Darts
Photo: Will hybrid

6.
Linear Cause and Effect

7.
We Move From the Mechanical Age of
Speed to the Digital Age of Real-Time

8.
“ We might already be beyond the
age of speed, by moving into the
age of real-time. The move towards
real-time is one way out of the
world of speed”
Ivan Illich (1996)

9.
Complexity
Nove
lty

10.
Linear Complicated Complex
Known Knowable Perceive and adapt

11.
Electronic Mycelium

12.
Technology as extension of man.
Man as extension of technology.

13.
Man-Machine Symbiosis
– J. C. R. Licklider, 1960

14.
Organic Enterprise

15.
Agile + Adaptive + Real-time

16.
(Commons-based) Peer Production

17.
Open Innovation

18.
Crowdsourcing

19.
www.realtimeeconomy.net

20.
Quadruple Helix
Principle
Public
Private
Research
Crowd

21.
“Ours is a brand-new world of allatonceness.
'Time' has ceased, 'space' has vanished. We
now live in a global village...a simultaneous
happening. Electric circuitry profoundly
involves men with one another.
Marshall McLuhan (1967)

22.
ROUND2
Undergoing a shift in status
Mobile

23.
Tribalism and mobile developers
Symbian/IPhone Web Open Source Interaction
developers developers developers designers
etc...

24.
Need for Cross-pollination
Tribes
Concepts
Devices
Designers
Events

25.
WHAT’S WRONG WITH EVENTS

26.
TOP DOWN EVENTS – ONE WAY

27.
SOME ARE EVEN WORSE...

28.
BOTTOM UP EVENTS – TWO WAY

29.
PASSIVE – STATIC

30.
PARTICIPATIVE – ALSO ONLINE

31.
RESULTS INEFFECTIVELY SHARED

32.
RESULTS EFFECTIVELY SHARED

33.
Various Event Types
CONFERENCE
a ch
FORM
re
a nd
g et
ud
UNCONFERENCE
B
SCALE
SMALL EVENT LARGE EVENT

34.
Plan Confirm
Spark
I wish there was an Let’s plan an event Extended event website
event for... together...

35.
Bantora main site
Aggregate Aggregate
?
Extended event sites

36.
Before
Iterative Planning
Planners Participants
‣Checklists ‣Schedule
‣Dates ‣Presenters
‣RSVPs ‣Methods
‣Topics ‣Venue

37.
During
Extended Events
Online Face-to-face
Blogs Wikis Networking
Tags
Seeds Media Feeds

38.
After
Online Sharing
Experience Reflection
‣Presentations
‣Notes and recordings
‣User-generated content
‣Lessons learned
‣Social media marketing

39.
Before During After
Iterative Planning Extended Events Online Sharing
Planners Participants Online Face-to-face Experience Reflection
Planner Community
‣Best practices & methods
‣Sponsors
‣Speakers
‣Service providers
‣Content

40.
contribute!
make it happen!
initiate! participate!
DEVELOPER

41.
social website!
cost-efficiently!
faster! smoother!
PLANNER

42.
Coming in 2009

43.
ROUND3
Changeable in appearance,
Mobile mood, or purpose

44.
Zeitgeist
Tomorrow is our Permanent Address

45.
If Henry Ford had asked people
what they wanted, they would
have said “faster horses”.

46.
Incremental Disruptive
Safe Uncertain

47.
Forging Sampo
¨
Elias Lonnrot

48.
Fabricator - Magic Wand

49.
Yggdrasil
Tree of knowledge
Mindsphere
Social Web

50.
Pattern Recognition

51.
Organizational
Neuroplasticity
How experience leads to change.
Photo: Andrew Mason

52.
Communities Blur
}
Long-term
Short-term
Ad-hoc

53.
Communities Blur
}
Physically
Ideologically Connected
Virtually

54.
Yourspace

55.
Wespace

56.
AVATAR(A)
an embodiment, a bodily
manifestation of the Divine.
The descent of God.

57.
METAVERSE
Humans (as avatars) interacting
with each other and software
agents, in a three-dimensional
space that uses the metaphor
of the real world.
Neal Stephenson
Snow Crash (1992)

58.
Personas and Masks

59.
Mobiles as Mirrors of
Ourselves

60.
Holoself
“Mobile” sensory input

61.
quot;It is the framework which changes
with each new technology and not
just the picture within the frame.quot;
Marshall McLuhan

62.
Contact
Teemu Arina Email teemu@dicole.com
CEO, Dicole Ltd. Blog tarina.blogging.fi
Company www.dicole.com
“Imagination is more important than knowledge”
– Albert Einstein