The document discusses disruptive technologies and their impact. It outlines several emerging technologies like quantum computing, artificial intelligence, the internet of things, cognitive computing, and 3D printing that are driving disruption across multiple industries like education, medicine, energy, and business. It also discusses how technologies are transforming the way we work and live, with over 85% of the world now owning a mobile phone and connectivity driving the bridging of divides between people.

1. Disruptive Technologies
Mazharuddin Syed Ahmed
PhD Student, University of Canterbury

2. Bio-Data
Technologist | Data Scientist | Instructor | Architectural Engineer | m-Learning

3. Golden Mean 1.618
Every thing in the universe is data

4. Singularity
Singularity and Big-bang
Quantum Theory
Unified Theory (TOE)
String Theory (Particle Zo
Fibonacci No (Golden
Mean)
Quantum Computing
IT and Communication
IOT and Smartphone
Google and Amazon
New WO
Armed Forces

5. Future Business Singularity
Future
Business
Incubation
R & D
Disruptiv
e
Finance
Disruptive
Education
Disruptive
Medicine
Cognitive
Computin
g
Disruptive
Energy
IOT
Proto
Typing
and 3D
printing
Talent
Resource
pool
Training
and
Developm
ent
Innovati
on
Centre
Events
 Entrepreneurship
 Business Incubation
 Financial Modelling
 Disruptive Investment Trading
 Disruptive Banking
 Disruptive Marketing, Sales and Adv
 Cognitive computing Helathcare
 AI, Smartphone apps Prescription
 Analytics
 Nano Medicine
 Bio Tech, Pharma
- Machine Learning
- AI, Quantifying Self,
- Deep Learning
- Quantum Computing
- VR, AR
 Solar
 Wind Domestic
 Hybrid
 Grid
 Vertical Farming
 Innovation Center
 Robotics
 Desktop Manufacturing
 Drones
- 400 Engg. College
- 100 of Start-ups
- IT Parks
- Corporates
- Multi National
- 400 Eng College
- Innovation Centers
- Real Time Corp, Indust, Govt
Problems
- Crowdsourcing
- Crowdfunding
- Domestic Application
- Corporate
- Industrial
- Security
 21 Century Soft Skill
 Cutting Edge Future Tech
 IT Parks
 Corporates
 Multi National
 Conference
 Seminar
 Symposiums
 WS
- Cognitive Computing
- Big Data
- Modelling + Analytics
- Infographics
- Research Reports
- Corporate Forecasting
- YouTube, MOOCs, Corsera,
- Open Source, Cloud, IOT
- BYOD, Smartphones, Tablets
- G-Drive, Dropbox, PDF
- PLE, iTunes,
- IBM Watson, Wolfram Alpha
- Blogs, FAQs,
- Apps, Open Source
- Consultants
- Edu + Train
- Business Incubation
- Innovation Centre
- R & D
- Resource
- HR Pool

7. Disruptive Technologies

8. Tech Drivers

9. Smartphone and Extension of
Human Body

10. Unified Technology

11. Desktop to laptop to Apptop

12. Mobile Phone Disruption
http://www.techdirt.com/blog/innovation/articles/20121
210/11042421337/disruptive-innovation-bad-some-old-
businesses-good-everyone-else.shtml

14. CNBC Disrupter 50
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/05/12/cnbc-disruptor-50.html

15. Apps Sold, 2013

17. Out of 7 Billion World population
6 Billion use Cell
Phone and 3.5 of
them a toothbrush
UN, 2013

18. Only
4.5 billion
have access to
toilets
UN, 2013

19. The Change
1990 2013

20. Bridging Divide

21. Connecting Humanity

22. 85% of the World owns a Cell Phone

23. Who is the Prodigy?

25. Disruptions

26. World Population and
Mobile Phones

28. Ubiquitous Devices

30. IoT

31. Mobile Technologies are
changing
everything we do today

33. Age of Technology

34. Wearable Technology

35. Wearable Technology and IOT

36. Internet of Things

37. Exponential

39. Moore's Law

40. Information Layers

41. Technology Change

42. Pace of Innovation

44. IoT

45. Rate of Change

46. Disruptions

48. Kodak Moment

49. Business Disruption

50. Business Disruption

51. Gartner 10 Tech Trends 2015

52. Gartner Hype Cycle

53. McKinsey: technologies that will
disrupt

54. Skills shortage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9x3nqpvh-U#action=share

55. Change !!!