20140507 Prepare for Impact - Fintech edition

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How technology is changing our lives and the way we do business. Presentation for ING Belgium that also covers technological innovation in the financial sector.

Technology Economy & Finance

Prepare for
Impact!
Paulus Veltman
7 mei 2014

Bron: Ray Kurzweil / Kurzweil Technologies / Wikipedia Commons
Driver 2: Exponential growth

An explosion of artificial
intelligence that changes
everything

Foto: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stars6/4381851322/

Foto: http://bit.ly/1awUiLr (Wikimedia Commons)

Da Vinci chirurgic robot
©2013 Intuitive Surgical, Inc.

Foto: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jurvetson_Google_driverless_car_trimmed.jpg

Nuclear fusion
Foto: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:IvyMike2.jpg

Solar Space Power (SSP)
Foto: http://bit.ly/HoHzjY (Wikimedia Commons)

Fintech
Thank you, Maarten Korz (Rabobank): http://bit.ly/1morBc3

Challenges
• Payments go from no contact to no bank. Same
with credit
• The financial sector is turning into the fintech
sector. The arrival of many virtual competitors
forces the sector to be much more
enterpreneurial to keep relevant to customers
• From bureaucratical hierarchies to technological
networks. Unbundled services combined with
mobile technology are totally disrupting the
landscape of financial services
Adapted from: https://finno.wordpress.com/2014/02/15/2014-let-the-finruption-
begin/ (Dutch)

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1. Prepare for Impact! Paulus Veltman 7 mei 2014

3. Foto: Studio Roosegaarde

4. Driver 1: Convergence

6. Bron: Ray Kurzweil / Kurzweil Technologies / Wikipedia Commons Driver 2: Exponential growth

8. An explosion of artificial intelligence that changes everything

9. Here and now

10. 3D printing

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12. Recipes

13. Makers

14. Makerspace

15. Marketplace

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18. Foto: DUS Architects

19. 3D scan Bron: UMC Utrecht

20. Foto: Twinkind

21. Internet of Things

22. Bron: Metro

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24. Amazon Dash

25. Quantified Self

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29. Health monitor

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33. Wearable computing

34. Lifelogging

35. Pebble Smartwatch

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39. Virgin Atlantic: VIP service

40. Big Data

41. Foto: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stars6/4381851322/

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43. Hadoop

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45. [Click for video]

46. The future

47. Computers and robots

48. Mind reading

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50. Foto: http://bit.ly/1awUiLr (Wikimedia Commons)

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52. Health

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55. Nano particles

56. Food

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58. Lab-cultured meat

59. Mobility

60. Foto: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jurvetson_Google_driverless_car_trimmed.jpg

61. Super conductors

62. Energy

63. Nuclear fusion Foto: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:IvyMike2.jpg

64. Solar Space Power (SSP) Foto: http://bit.ly/HoHzjY (Wikimedia Commons)

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68. iBeacon (Estimote)

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71. Bitcoin safe

72. Bitcoin ATM (Lamassu)

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74. Pay with bitcoins using Glass

75. Emotion and money scan

76. LIKE2GIVE

77. Banks out of the loop (1)

78. Banks out of the loop (2)

79. Espaço Bradesco Next in São Paulo

80. Cocreation

81. API

82. Challenges • Payments go from no contact to no bank. Same with credit • The financial sector is turning into the fintech sector. The arrival of many virtual competitors forces the sector to be much more enterpreneurial to keep relevant to customers • From bureaucratical hierarchies to technological networks. Unbundled services combined with mobile technology are totally disrupting the landscape of financial services Adapted from: https://finno.wordpress.com/2014/02/15/2014-let-the-finruption- begin/ (Dutch)

83. @paulusveltman http://paulusveltman.nl This presention is available on

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