Adam Dorfman - “Blockchain 2.0: From Profits to Purpose. How Blockchain Platform Businesson Platforms Will Change the Nature of Work”
Blockchain Summit Kyiv 2018
Алена Петращук - “Тренды на рынке кастомной блокчейн разработки”Timetogrowup
Trends in custom blockchain development
There is a huge lack of high-level blockchain specialists. Forking bitcoin and writing smart contracts are frequently outsourced. Blockchain integration will be more considered in 2018 for fintech, supply chains, and insurance. ICOs are an inevitable part of complex blockchain projects. More companies and associations in the EU are considering becoming DAO organizations. The demand for blockchain engineering talent has grown 700% since January 2017, with 40% of software projects now requiring blockchain skills. Popular blockchains requested in 2018 include Ethereum, Quorum, Solidity, Hyperledger Sawtooth, NEO, and Multichain. Agencies provide services like ICO launches, white papers, consulting, and
New Industrial Revolution and Digital Business ModelsRobin Teigland
1) Digital platforms are disrupting traditional industries as companies like Uber, Airbnb and Facebook have grown rapidly despite owning few or no assets themselves.
2) Incumbent companies sit on valuable data, relationships, talent and other resources but many still rely on traditional business models. Some incumbents have transformed into digital leaders by putting customers first, becoming omnichannel, and developing platform business models.
3) To compete, incumbents must shift from a product focus to addressing customer needs, leverage their assets in new ways such as through platforms and ecosystems, and develop core digital capabilities around areas like data analytics, AI and cloud computing. Those that make this strategic shift and develop platform leadership can thrive in
We filed a patent lawsuit against Samsung, and Qualcomm, with the U.S. International Trade Commission in early September 2014, alleging that the company has chosen to deploy our patented GPU technology without proper compensation to us. When we did so, we fully anticipated that Samsung would sue us in response. It’s a classic reaction, which we factored into our strategic analysis before filing our suit. Here's a copy of Samsung's suit.
Prop Tech 3.0 - The Future of Real EstateEdward Lange
- PropTech refers to technology platforms that facilitate information provision, transactions, and management/control related to real estate.
- It has three main verticals: Smart Real Estate (technology for managing real estate assets), Shared Economy (platforms for sharing use of real estate), and Real Estate FinTech (technology enabling real estate transactions).
- Real Estate FinTech overlaps with general FinTech, while Smart Real Estate and Shared Economy are unique to PropTech. PropTech is driving changes in the traditionally conservative real estate industry.
Proptech - disruptive technologies and their impact on the real estate indust...Gyula Bajkai
This document discusses the emerging field of PropTech, which refers to businesses using technology to disrupt and improve the real estate industry. It provides examples of different types of PropTech companies and innovations in areas like buying/selling properties, shared workspaces, home/facility management, data/analytics, and construction. The document also discusses trends in PropTech investment and expectations for its future impact and outlines some tips for real estate players looking to engage with emerging technologies.
New Industrial Revolution and Implictations for CFOsRobin Teigland
My slides from a presentation for the annual event, CFO of the Year (Årets CFO) in Stockholm in November 2016, http://www.bwz.se/TALENTUM/b.aspx?vi=12&vid=642&ucrc=D3C2BFC8
Third & Fourth Industrial Revolution - DalarnaRobin Teigland
My slides from a presentation in Falun, Sweden in June 2016 for a networking event for SMEs from the Dalarna region: http://www.mellansvenskahandelskammaren.se/Events/4201/Valkommen-pa-Supernatverkstraff
Алена Петращук - “Тренды на рынке кастомной блокчейн разработки”Timetogrowup
Trends in custom blockchain development
There is a huge lack of high-level blockchain specialists. Forking bitcoin and writing smart contracts are frequently outsourced. Blockchain integration will be more considered in 2018 for fintech, supply chains, and insurance. ICOs are an inevitable part of complex blockchain projects. More companies and associations in the EU are considering becoming DAO organizations. The demand for blockchain engineering talent has grown 700% since January 2017, with 40% of software projects now requiring blockchain skills. Popular blockchains requested in 2018 include Ethereum, Quorum, Solidity, Hyperledger Sawtooth, NEO, and Multichain. Agencies provide services like ICO launches, white papers, consulting, and
New Industrial Revolution and Digital Business ModelsRobin Teigland
1) Digital platforms are disrupting traditional industries as companies like Uber, Airbnb and Facebook have grown rapidly despite owning few or no assets themselves.
2) Incumbent companies sit on valuable data, relationships, talent and other resources but many still rely on traditional business models. Some incumbents have transformed into digital leaders by putting customers first, becoming omnichannel, and developing platform business models.
3) To compete, incumbents must shift from a product focus to addressing customer needs, leverage their assets in new ways such as through platforms and ecosystems, and develop core digital capabilities around areas like data analytics, AI and cloud computing. Those that make this strategic shift and develop platform leadership can thrive in
We filed a patent lawsuit against Samsung, and Qualcomm, with the U.S. International Trade Commission in early September 2014, alleging that the company has chosen to deploy our patented GPU technology without proper compensation to us. When we did so, we fully anticipated that Samsung would sue us in response. It’s a classic reaction, which we factored into our strategic analysis before filing our suit. Here's a copy of Samsung's suit.
Prop Tech 3.0 - The Future of Real EstateEdward Lange
- PropTech refers to technology platforms that facilitate information provision, transactions, and management/control related to real estate.
- It has three main verticals: Smart Real Estate (technology for managing real estate assets), Shared Economy (platforms for sharing use of real estate), and Real Estate FinTech (technology enabling real estate transactions).
- Real Estate FinTech overlaps with general FinTech, while Smart Real Estate and Shared Economy are unique to PropTech. PropTech is driving changes in the traditionally conservative real estate industry.
Proptech - disruptive technologies and their impact on the real estate indust...Gyula Bajkai
This document discusses the emerging field of PropTech, which refers to businesses using technology to disrupt and improve the real estate industry. It provides examples of different types of PropTech companies and innovations in areas like buying/selling properties, shared workspaces, home/facility management, data/analytics, and construction. The document also discusses trends in PropTech investment and expectations for its future impact and outlines some tips for real estate players looking to engage with emerging technologies.
New Industrial Revolution and Implictations for CFOsRobin Teigland
My slides from a presentation for the annual event, CFO of the Year (Årets CFO) in Stockholm in November 2016, http://www.bwz.se/TALENTUM/b.aspx?vi=12&vid=642&ucrc=D3C2BFC8
Third & Fourth Industrial Revolution - DalarnaRobin Teigland
My slides from a presentation in Falun, Sweden in June 2016 for a networking event for SMEs from the Dalarna region: http://www.mellansvenskahandelskammaren.se/Events/4201/Valkommen-pa-Supernatverkstraff
Crowdfunding is a new form of financing that allows individuals to invest small amounts of money in projects or businesses. It works by accumulating many small individual investments through the internet and social networks. There are four main types of crowdfunding: donation-based, reward-based, equity-based, and debt-based. Crowdfunding has grown significantly in recent years and some predict it could reach $90-96 billion globally by 2025. Success requires choosing the right platform, defining the project clearly, marketing it well through social media and other channels, and keeping backers updated on progress.
Space and Lemon Innovations gathers all digital and innovation trends in a yearly trend study.
Business are ahead of new digital fronts and opportunities: permanent tech upgrades, new online storefronts, fight for consumers' attention, and two big waves: metaverse and blockchain. What a 2022!
Enkronos ICO. A fully trusted Blockchain credit system for ethic data driven ...Enkronos d.o.o.
“Enkronos Apps” realize a full trusted not manipulable publicly available blockchain based accountability system to guarantee its ethical usage for for AI, AR, IoT and Big Data solutions for data driven projects and campaigns. “Enkronos Apps” is a powerful multi-application ecosystem for advertising solutions, marketing and promotions, gamification, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, internet of things, big data and e-democracy, just to name a few areas. All the applications that will be published share a unified authentication system (SSO) that will also facilitate interoperability and greatly enhance every data-driven project in a common cloud-based environment. Furthermore they have a unique Credit Ethics System, thanks to the use of the blockchain. This is a real answer to the serious ethical issue in the use of big data raised by the recent case of Facebook – Cambridge Analytica.
The document discusses the blockchain and its potential to revolutionize trust and transactions through distributed ledger technology. It provides background on blockchain, explaining that it allows digital transactions to be recorded and distributed across a network without a central authority. This could enable more efficient, secure and inclusive digital transactions by digitizing trust. The document outlines several potential uses like financial services, provenance tracking, record keeping and more. It also discusses challenges to overcome like scalability, regulation and competition between standards. Overall the document analyzes how blockchain could transform the digital economy by facilitating transactions through procedural rather than interpersonal trust.
Digital Strategies: Why is this on top of the C-level agenda?Robin Teigland
The document discusses the need for companies to undergo a fundamental shift in strategy and business models to adapt to digital disruption. While many incumbents have unlocked value from digital technologies, digital disruption has only begun and will accelerate. New business models like platforms, ecosystems, and on-demand services are emerging. To thrive in this new environment, companies need to balance exploiting existing business with exploring new opportunities through activities like partnerships, data and software strategies, and retraining workforces. The skills required of workers are also changing rapidly as routine jobs decline and new types of non-routine work emerge.
acuteIQ is an artificial intelligence customer acquisition platform initially targeting the enterprise lending market. It provides an auction-based platform to help brokers predict which merchants might need business loans, based on 2 years of modeling business profitability and transaction data from 24 clients. It has a 4x higher conversion rate than traditional methods.
New Industrial Revolution(s) TillväxtverketRobin Teigland
My slides from today's presentation at Tillväxtverkets Stora Tillväxtdagen, October 2016, http://www.delegia.com/app/attendee/default.asp?PageId=49948&MenuItemId=45958&ProjectId=8316
SparkLabs Group Deep Tech Sector Overview 2017Bernard Moon
SparkLabs Group has been active in deep tech, or frontier tech, since our inception in 2013. We have invested in a broad definition of deep tech which includes blockchain, VR & AR, transportation, industrial IoT, artificial intelligence, health & wellness (sensor related, genomics, and advanced biotech technologies), and space. Under this definition, 25% of our overall portfolio (38 out of 155 companies across our investment entities) were deep tech investments.
CRE TECH 2014 State of the Market ReportCoy Davidson
The document discusses the CRE // Tech Intersect State of the Market Report. It provides an introduction to the report by Pierce Neinken. The report aims to help readers learn about emerging and established technologies in the commercial real estate industry. Each participating group in the report has contributed information and visuals about their companies. CRE // Tech Intersect is a biannual technology symposium that began as conversations about how technology is changing the CRE industry. It represents a personal passion of Neinken and would not be possible without support from sponsors and others involved.
Rocket Internet aims to create the largest internet platform outside of China and the US by focusing on e-commerce, marketplaces, financial technology, and travel in key regions. Founded in 2007, Rocket Internet went public in 2014 and has a total market cap of $10 billion from investing $1.2 billion into 59 companies. Rocket Internet builds companies using a proven framework and process, focusing on teams, competition, and building clones of successful companies like AirBnB, Square, and Uber for new markets. The presentation predicts continued growth across sectors and regions through proven winners while individual companies may fail.
Open Source in robotics and its business - LibreCon 2016LibreCon
The document discusses the history and current state of open source robotics. It describes how LEGO Mindstorms in 1998 helped teach robotics principles and the Willow Garage startup in 2006 focused on personal assistants and driverless vehicles while creating the Robot Operating System (ROS). The Open Source Robotics Foundation was formed in 2014 to support open source robotics software. The document also outlines the markets in industrial, professional, and consumer robotics and how Erle Robotics aims to create standardized hardware and software tools to make robotics development easier.
Digitalization of Trust in the Sharing EconomyRobin Teigland
The document discusses the concept of trust in the sharing economy. It explores how trust is established between strangers transacting on sharing platforms through reviews, ratings, and reputation systems. It also examines how platforms can enable trust by ensuring privacy, security, and regulation compliance. Emerging technologies like blockchain may allow for trust without a central authority by facilitating peer-to-peer transactions validated through computer networks. The sharing economy and technologies like the Internet of Things and robotics will continue to change how trust is established in economic interactions.
New Industrial Revolution and Implictations for Automobile IndustryRobin Teigland
This document discusses several shifts occurring due to new technologies and business models: from resource control to resource orchestration, from internal optimization to external interaction, and from customer value to ecosystem value. It highlights new technologies like smartphones, cloud computing, and 3D printing that are enabling new forms of collaboration and value creation through platforms and networks. Examples are given of how companies like Uber, Airbnb, and Local Motors are leveraging these shifts and technologies to disrupt existing industries through new business models based on sharing assets and community contributions.
This document introduces six competencies needed for next generation news organizations: complete storyteller, entrepreneur, data miner, marketer, platform strategist, and community builder. It discusses the skills and roles of each competency, providing examples of how media companies can adapt to technological changes and consumer behaviors through innovation strategies focused on experiences, continuous change, workforce development, partnerships, and embracing communities.
Crowdfunding is a new form of financing that allows individuals to invest small amounts of money in projects or businesses. It works by accumulating many small individual investments through the internet and social networks. There are four main types of crowdfunding: donation-based, reward-based, equity-based, and debt-based. Crowdfunding has grown significantly in recent years and some predict it could reach $90-96 billion globally by 2025. Success requires choosing the right platform, defining the project clearly, marketing it well through social media and other channels, and keeping backers updated on progress.
Space and Lemon Innovations gathers all digital and innovation trends in a yearly trend study.
Business are ahead of new digital fronts and opportunities: permanent tech upgrades, new online storefronts, fight for consumers' attention, and two big waves: metaverse and blockchain. What a 2022!
Enkronos ICO. A fully trusted Blockchain credit system for ethic data driven ...Enkronos d.o.o.
“Enkronos Apps” realize a full trusted not manipulable publicly available blockchain based accountability system to guarantee its ethical usage for for AI, AR, IoT and Big Data solutions for data driven projects and campaigns. “Enkronos Apps” is a powerful multi-application ecosystem for advertising solutions, marketing and promotions, gamification, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, internet of things, big data and e-democracy, just to name a few areas. All the applications that will be published share a unified authentication system (SSO) that will also facilitate interoperability and greatly enhance every data-driven project in a common cloud-based environment. Furthermore they have a unique Credit Ethics System, thanks to the use of the blockchain. This is a real answer to the serious ethical issue in the use of big data raised by the recent case of Facebook – Cambridge Analytica.
The document discusses the blockchain and its potential to revolutionize trust and transactions through distributed ledger technology. It provides background on blockchain, explaining that it allows digital transactions to be recorded and distributed across a network without a central authority. This could enable more efficient, secure and inclusive digital transactions by digitizing trust. The document outlines several potential uses like financial services, provenance tracking, record keeping and more. It also discusses challenges to overcome like scalability, regulation and competition between standards. Overall the document analyzes how blockchain could transform the digital economy by facilitating transactions through procedural rather than interpersonal trust.
Digital Strategies: Why is this on top of the C-level agenda?Robin Teigland
The document discusses the need for companies to undergo a fundamental shift in strategy and business models to adapt to digital disruption. While many incumbents have unlocked value from digital technologies, digital disruption has only begun and will accelerate. New business models like platforms, ecosystems, and on-demand services are emerging. To thrive in this new environment, companies need to balance exploiting existing business with exploring new opportunities through activities like partnerships, data and software strategies, and retraining workforces. The skills required of workers are also changing rapidly as routine jobs decline and new types of non-routine work emerge.
acuteIQ is an artificial intelligence customer acquisition platform initially targeting the enterprise lending market. It provides an auction-based platform to help brokers predict which merchants might need business loans, based on 2 years of modeling business profitability and transaction data from 24 clients. It has a 4x higher conversion rate than traditional methods.
New Industrial Revolution(s) TillväxtverketRobin Teigland
My slides from today's presentation at Tillväxtverkets Stora Tillväxtdagen, October 2016, http://www.delegia.com/app/attendee/default.asp?PageId=49948&MenuItemId=45958&ProjectId=8316
SparkLabs Group Deep Tech Sector Overview 2017Bernard Moon
SparkLabs Group has been active in deep tech, or frontier tech, since our inception in 2013. We have invested in a broad definition of deep tech which includes blockchain, VR & AR, transportation, industrial IoT, artificial intelligence, health & wellness (sensor related, genomics, and advanced biotech technologies), and space. Under this definition, 25% of our overall portfolio (38 out of 155 companies across our investment entities) were deep tech investments.
CRE TECH 2014 State of the Market ReportCoy Davidson
The document discusses the CRE // Tech Intersect State of the Market Report. It provides an introduction to the report by Pierce Neinken. The report aims to help readers learn about emerging and established technologies in the commercial real estate industry. Each participating group in the report has contributed information and visuals about their companies. CRE // Tech Intersect is a biannual technology symposium that began as conversations about how technology is changing the CRE industry. It represents a personal passion of Neinken and would not be possible without support from sponsors and others involved.
Rocket Internet aims to create the largest internet platform outside of China and the US by focusing on e-commerce, marketplaces, financial technology, and travel in key regions. Founded in 2007, Rocket Internet went public in 2014 and has a total market cap of $10 billion from investing $1.2 billion into 59 companies. Rocket Internet builds companies using a proven framework and process, focusing on teams, competition, and building clones of successful companies like AirBnB, Square, and Uber for new markets. The presentation predicts continued growth across sectors and regions through proven winners while individual companies may fail.
Open Source in robotics and its business - LibreCon 2016LibreCon
The document discusses the history and current state of open source robotics. It describes how LEGO Mindstorms in 1998 helped teach robotics principles and the Willow Garage startup in 2006 focused on personal assistants and driverless vehicles while creating the Robot Operating System (ROS). The Open Source Robotics Foundation was formed in 2014 to support open source robotics software. The document also outlines the markets in industrial, professional, and consumer robotics and how Erle Robotics aims to create standardized hardware and software tools to make robotics development easier.
Digitalization of Trust in the Sharing EconomyRobin Teigland
The document discusses the concept of trust in the sharing economy. It explores how trust is established between strangers transacting on sharing platforms through reviews, ratings, and reputation systems. It also examines how platforms can enable trust by ensuring privacy, security, and regulation compliance. Emerging technologies like blockchain may allow for trust without a central authority by facilitating peer-to-peer transactions validated through computer networks. The sharing economy and technologies like the Internet of Things and robotics will continue to change how trust is established in economic interactions.
New Industrial Revolution and Implictations for Automobile IndustryRobin Teigland
This document discusses several shifts occurring due to new technologies and business models: from resource control to resource orchestration, from internal optimization to external interaction, and from customer value to ecosystem value. It highlights new technologies like smartphones, cloud computing, and 3D printing that are enabling new forms of collaboration and value creation through platforms and networks. Examples are given of how companies like Uber, Airbnb, and Local Motors are leveraging these shifts and technologies to disrupt existing industries through new business models based on sharing assets and community contributions.
This document introduces six competencies needed for next generation news organizations: complete storyteller, entrepreneur, data miner, marketer, platform strategist, and community builder. It discusses the skills and roles of each competency, providing examples of how media companies can adapt to technological changes and consumer behaviors through innovation strategies focused on experiences, continuous change, workforce development, partnerships, and embracing communities.
AI IS EATING THE WORLD
Since the industrial revolution we have seen that we automate every system the can be automated efficiently. Created massive distribution of wealth.
With AI and Bots, we are moving from automating “simple” repetitive tasks to autonomous systems that can handle complex and changing situations. It is not a question what verticals will be disrupted, it is a question of when, a few examples…
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - "Platformization" by Nouamane Cherkaoui, Caisse d'E...apidays
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - APIs and the Future of Software
December 7, 8 & 9, 2021
"Platformization" as a model for transforming and opening up information systems
Nouamane Cherkaoui, Head of Core Banking B2C at Caisse d'Epargne
ebusiness Strategy in Entrepreneurship 1: Pedro Eloy at SMECC - 20130806smecchk
This document provides an overview of an e-business strategy workshop. It discusses understanding the evolving digital landscape and opportunities, identifying different types of digital entrepreneurs, setting goals and next steps, and considering skills and activities needed. Key topics covered in the workshop include social media, video, engagement, design, usability, e-commerce trends in China and mobile commerce. Frameworks on e-business, strategy, and the Gartner Hype Cycle are also mentioned. Examples of innovative education platforms like Khan Academy and trends in e-government and improving government communication are briefly discussed.
The document defines Web 2.0 as focusing on harnessing collective intelligence through user-generated content and participation. It discusses how new tools, a connected user base, and low barriers to entry have led to new players, opportunities, and business models centered around user participation, communities, and outsourcing. The future of Web 2.0 may include new centers of activity beyond websites, as well as advances in mobile technology, 3D environments, and the semantic web.
Digital Vocabulary in Digital and Social Media MarketingSusan Chesley Fant
Slides describing digital vocabulary and the key words and concepts for an in-depth understanding of platform analysis and key challenges businesses face when adopting social media strategy. Slides are created and used in the class MKT597 Digital and Social Media Marketing.
This is a presentation developed by Julia Loughran, ThoughtLink, Inc. for the Washington DC Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC). It was presented on Thursday, March 26, 2009 in Silver Spring, MD.
Social media is impacting all parts of organizations – and market intelligence is no exception, with new ways to listen, mine data from new sources, create “always on” communities, and understand behavior and visualize trends. “Social” technologies are changing the way people learn, make decisions and judge brands. Market intelligence professionals can leverage these new realities or risk irrelevance. This presentation covers:
• What world-class companies are learning through social technologies
• How to create a “listen-engage-measure-share” research model
• How social media can increase the value of market intelligence functions (and MI career paths) within organizations
• New best practices for using social technology to enable “wisdom of the crowd” internally and externally
This document discusses the social media analysis solution space. It describes who the solution providers are (researchers, software, services), what they provide (social media analysis and analytics-infused advisory services), who they serve (business users), and how (through various technologies). The document also outlines some key business questions that social media analysis can help answer, and the different approaches taken by industry to work backwards from goals and insights to determine appropriate data, methods, and presentations.
The document discusses customer relationship management (CRM) and how it has evolved with the rise of social media and more informed, connected customers. CRM used to focus on moving customers through a sales funnel, but now emphasizes engaging with customers through conversations on social platforms. Effective CRM requires listening to customers, responding to their needs, and providing value through collaborative, trusted discussions across online and offline channels.
This document summarizes key technologies and trends in collaborative economy, including sharing economy platforms, internet of things, 3D printing, crowdfunding, and crowdsourcing. It discusses how these areas are enabling new forms of value creation through peer-to-peer sharing of assets and services, as well as crowdfunded and crowdsourced innovation. However, it also notes challenges around regulating new business models and ensuring trust in the context of rapidly changing technologies outstripping the pace of legal and ethical standards.
An overview of what social media is, what the impact of social media and what the impact is of social media on Enterprises.
These slides are part of a guest lecture for Hogeschool Zuyd (Sittard, NL), therefore I added also some slides on how students can use social media.
Microblogging is synonymous with twitter, or at least it seems that way. In reality Facebook and many other social networking environments have adopted this communication paradigm extremely successfully.
The question really is how does this play in the enterprise space? Ian McNairn will discuss how IBM has adapted to this social computing phenomenon and exploits it internally extensively.
He will look at some of the reasons behind the exponential growth in activity as well as the tools and clients being used both within and outside IBM.
Acs Presentation Thinking Outside Of Inbox V2Johnny Teoh
The document discusses the concept of Web 2.0 and how it enables new ways of collaborating and sharing information online. It provides examples of how corporations are leveraging Web 2.0 tools like blogs, wikis and social networking to boost collaboration, share knowledge, and engage with customers. The document also outlines the author's daily activities using various Web 2.0 technologies like blogs, wikis and social networks as part of his job at IBM.
Entrepreneur in the age of Web2.0 2014Lukas Ritzel
This document discusses the rise of new generations in the workplace and the transition to Web 2.0 technologies. It describes how each generation grew up with different technologies and how this shapes them. It then discusses the attributes of "Net Gen" employees and how knowledge is now decentralized and distributed on networks. It provides examples of how companies can use crowdsourcing and user-generated content. Throughout, it emphasizes how Web 2.0 allows knowledge to be shared, businesses to innovate, and new ideas to spread through online collaboration.
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on AI and machine learning for financial professionals. The presentation will be given by Sri Krishnamurthy, founder and CEO of QuantUniversity. The agenda includes introductions of the speaker and an overview of QuantUniversity. It then covers key trends in AI/ML, the basics of machine learning in 30 minutes, building a machine learning application in 10 steps, and case studies of how AI/ML are used in finance from companies like Bank of America, Ravenpack, and Northfield.
“What the App?”… A Modernization Strategy for Your Business Applications John Head
John Head gave a presentation on application modernization strategies. He discussed how social, mobile, and cloud disruptors are impacting applications and why modernization is important. Key points included how to integrate social processes into applications, extending legacy systems through platforms and cognitive technologies, and options like maintaining, modernizing, or replatforming applications. The presentation included demos of integrating applications with social platforms and surrounding legacy systems.
Similar to Adam Dorfman - “Blockchain 2.0: From Profits to Purpose. How Blockchain Platform Businesson Platforms Will Change the Nature of Work” (20)
This document discusses techniques for motivating agile teams. It begins by explaining the importance of motivation for project success, even when using agile frameworks. It then covers Bruce Tuckman's model of team formation stages: forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning. Successful motivational techniques discussed include goal setting, empowering team members, showing appreciation, and celebrating successes. The document also provides tips for 1:1 meetings, performance appraisals, onboarding new members, and using team building activities to increase motivation. Overall, the key message is that both self-motivation and effective leadership are needed to maintain a high-performing agile team.
The document discusses how to address a client's pain points and concerns when launching a new software project. It identifies key areas of client pain such as long wait times to find and hire developers, inability to plan due to lack of requirements, and cost overruns. The document proposes addressing client pain through tools to capture requirements upfront, training junior developers to help reduce costs, and clearly setting expectations around timelines, quality and value. The overall goal is to minimize the client's hassle and maximize the value of the engagement.
The document provides an overview of sales and marketing strategies. It discusses the importance of sales for any business and defines marketing as the heart of a business. Integrated marketing is described as a process that plans, executes, and monitors brand messages to create customer relationships. The document outlines various marketing functions like brand awareness, lead generation, and sales support. It emphasizes creating valuable content for customers, being generous with information, and investing resources wisely. Other topics covered include the sales process, building a sales funnel, dealing with customer dilemmas, responding to RFPs, proposal writing, and tips for sales growth.
This document discusses whether project management is more about processes or people. It begins by outlining the career of a project manager and key aspects like the "Golden Triangle" of project management. It then discusses the balance between processes, people, and tools in project management. The document analyzes why processes may fail if they do not meet the needs of people. It provides two case studies of project management challenges and proposes solutions focusing on evaluating people, clarifying roles and goals, and protecting the project team.
Артем Биковець - Agile at scale: Сhallenges & FailsTimetogrowup
Artem Bykovets discusses typical barriers to agile at scale and potential solutions. Common barriers include having a project mindset rather than a product mindset, isolated "Scrum of Scrums" teams rather than an interconnected network, and focusing on rushing to adopt agile practices rather than developing software craftsmanship. Potential solutions are adopting a product mindset, creating a network of self-managing teams, emphasizing software craftsmanship practices, shifting from heroism to collaborative management, taking an empirical rather than certainty mindset, implementing professional Scrum rather than mechanical Scrum processes, and scaling products rather than Scrum practices.
Olena Grygorchuk - Refactor your understandings about Agile developmentTimetogrowup
This document discusses different project management methodologies, focusing on Agile vs Waterfall approaches. It summarizes that the Waterfall method is sequential and documentation-heavy, while failing to be flexible. Agile is presented as an alternative that values individuals, working software, collaboration and response to change through iterative delivery. The document advises picking a methodology based on a project's needs and team capabilities. A hybrid model combining Waterfall and Agile is also presented.
The document discusses different agile frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, and XP. It suggests that while Scrum is commonly used, other frameworks or combinations of frameworks may be better suited for certain situations and teams. Specifically, it notes that Scrum solves many problems but may not be the best fit for all contexts like construction teams. Overall, the document advocates a flexible approach to agile and choosing the framework or blend of frameworks most appropriate for the project.
Financial Assets: Debit vs Equity Securities.pptxWrito-Finance
financial assets represent claim for future benefit or cash. Financial assets are formed by establishing contracts between participants. These financial assets are used for collection of huge amounts of money for business purposes.
Two major Types: Debt Securities and Equity Securities.
Debt Securities are Also known as fixed-income securities or instruments. The type of assets is formed by establishing contracts between investor and issuer of the asset.
• The first type of Debit securities is BONDS. Bonds are issued by corporations and government (both local and national government).
• The second important type of Debit security is NOTES. Apart from similarities associated with notes and bonds, notes have shorter term maturity.
• The 3rd important type of Debit security is TRESURY BILLS. These securities have short-term ranging from three months, six months, and one year. Issuer of such securities are governments.
• Above discussed debit securities are mostly issued by governments and corporations. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS CDs are issued by Banks and Financial Institutions. Risk factor associated with CDs gets reduced when issued by reputable institutions or Banks.
Following are the risk attached with debt securities: Credit risk, interest rate risk and currency risk
There are no fixed maturity dates in such securities, and asset’s value is determined by company’s performance. There are two major types of equity securities: common stock and preferred stock.
Common Stock: These are simple equity securities and bear no complexities which the preferred stock bears. Holders of such securities or instrument have the voting rights when it comes to select the company’s board of director or the business decisions to be made.
Preferred Stock: Preferred stocks are sometime referred to as hybrid securities, because it contains elements of both debit security and equity security. Preferred stock confers ownership rights to security holder that is why it is equity instrument
<a href="https://www.writofinance.com/equity-securities-features-types-risk/" >Equity securities </a> as a whole is used for capital funding for companies. Companies have multiple expenses to cover. Potential growth of company is required in competitive market. So, these securities are used for capital generation, and then uses it for company’s growth.
Concluding remarks
Both are employed in business. Businesses are often established through debit securities, then what is the need for equity securities. Companies have to cover multiple expenses and expansion of business. They can also use equity instruments for repayment of debits. So, there are multiple uses for securities. As an investor, you need tools for analysis. Investment decisions are made by carefully analyzing the market. For better analysis of the stock market, investors often employ financial analysis of companies.
OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.
1. Elemental Economics - Introduction to mining.pdfNeal Brewster
After this first you should: Understand the nature of mining; have an awareness of the industry’s boundaries, corporate structure and size; appreciation the complex motivations and objectives of the industries’ various participants; know how mineral reserves are defined and estimated, and how they evolve over time.
Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024) FDI, Culture, Glo...AntoniaOwensDetwiler
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024)
Adam Dorfman - “Blockchain 2.0: From Profits to Purpose. How Blockchain Platform Businesson Platforms Will Change the Nature of Work”
1. THEFUTUREOFJOBSBLOCKCHAIN 2.0 FROM PROFITS TO PURPOSE
“Copyright (c) by If When Then. All Rights Reserved.”
WWW.IFWHENTHEN.COM ADAM@IFWHENTHEN.COM
2. The World Economic Forum estimates that 65 percent of children
entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in
completely new job types that don’t yet exist.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC ISSUES?
3. Since, most of the jobs have not been created, the opportunities
and challenges will depend on a person's ability to recognize and
adapt to these emerging changes.
INTRODUCTION - THE FUTURE SKILL
4. FOUNDER OF IFWHENTHEN.COM
A platform for non-formal learning communities to thrive and collaborate. Angel
investments closed in February 2018.
• MBA from the University of Toronto
• Author, Concept Evolution website and book.
• International speaker on the future of jobs and platform business models.
• 3 years working at two successful startups. (software and bitcoin)
• Previously 5 years in the capital markets.
ADAM DORFMAN
5. 5 of 5 of America’s largest companies by market
capitalization are platforms. (Apple, Alphabet,
Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook)
Jack Ma (Alibaba) estimates 90% of all business
will be conducted over digital platforms. (30yrs)
Everyone is still teaching traditional economics.
Only a handful of elite Universities teach the new
knowledge on platform economics.
LEADING
COMPANIES
THE FUTURE
NOT WELL
UNDERSTOOD
6. WHAT MAKES DIGITAL PLATFORM
BUSINESS MODELS SO DOMINANT?
1. Aggregates all supply options, unlocks new supply.
2. Removal of inefficient gatekeepers.
3. The core interaction is digitized.
4. Feedback loops and learning.
5. Reputation systems.
6. More efficient marketplaces.
7. REDUCES USAGE FRICTION AND LOWERS
THE BARRIERS TO PARTICIPATION.
SKILLS TIME/EFFORT
ACCESS INVESTMENT
EVERYONE
WANTS TO
PROGRESS
COLLABORATION LEARNING
Source: Self-Determination Theory
9. DON’T EXPECT CURRENT LEADERS TO
LEAD: THE INNOVATOR'S DILEMMA
- They Have The Innovative Technologies.
- Focus On Traditional Customer And Channels.
- The Dominant Culture Is To Maintain And Grow The Status-quo.
Source: The Innovator's Dilemma, Book by Clayton M. Christensen
11. AUTHOR OF THE BOOKS: PLATFORM
REVOLUTION AND PLATFORM SCALE
• Co-Chair, MIT Platform Strategy Summit.
• Speaker at the G20 World Summit 2014.
• Selected as a Young Global Leader by the World
Economic Forum.
• Featured on the cover of HBR (April 2016) and
MIT Tech Review (September 2015).
• Top 30 management thinkers globally.
13. THE TRADITIONAL BUSINESS IS A PIPE. A
LINEAR BUSINESS MODEL.
BASED ON MICHAEL PORTER’S
VALUE CHAIN:
• MASSIVE FIXED COSTS
• CAPTURE SCARCE RESOURCES
• CONTROL SUPPLY
• SMALL PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION
• NO INTERACTION DATA
• GATEKEEPERS
CUSTOMERSUPPLIERS
GATEKEEPERS
14. PLATFORMS HAVE EXISTED FOR YEARS
Information technology has reduced the need for
massive infrastructure to scale a platform.
15. WHAT IS A PLATFORM BUSINESS MODEL?
A PLATFORM IS AN OPEN INFRASTRUCTURE AND
GOVERNANCE MODEL THAT FACILITATES THE
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MULTIPLES SIDES OF
NETWORKED MARKETPLACES.
CUSTOMERSUPPLIERS
INTERMEDIATION
16. PLATFORMS USE ECOSYSTEM DATA TO
ENABLE NEW VALUE EXCHANGES.
FROM PROCESSES TO UNDERSTANDING
INTERACTIONS.
• PARTNERSHIPS
• NETWORKS INTEGRATION
• COLLABORATION
• COOPERATION
18. EVERY GREAT PLATFORM UNLOCKS A
NEW CORE INTERACTION
Source: Sangeet Paul Choudary, Platform Scale and Platform Revolution.
19. THE TRANSFER OF AN ONLINE VIDEO.
Video sharing rules and tools
1. New rules of the game
2. Unlocked new supply.
Linkedin transfers jobs from recruiters to professionals.
Airbnb transfers apartment listings from hosts to travelers.
Uber transfers a taxi request from a traveler to taxi.
Source: Sangeet Paul Choudary, Platform Scale and Platform Revolution.
23. INTERACTION FAILURES
INTERACTION FAILURE.
- Uber: Available cars.
- Facebook: Finding friends.
- Freelancers: Business in x days.
- Twitter: Access to relevant tweets.
The core interaction connects you to the defined purpose, meaning
how it's accomplished. And, while there are supporting interactions,
without the core interaction the platform would have no value.
It starts there.
Source: Sangeet Paul Choudary, Platform Scale and Platform Revolution.
24. IT STARTS WITH NETWORK EFFECTS.
1. A repeatable core interactions brings a critical mass of users.
2. This enables the platform to develop network effects.
3. Community interactions: stored data.
4. Artificial intelligence uses the data to improve discovery and matching.
Revenue lags network value
because revenue collection creates
some friction to platform adoption.
25. PROFIT RAKE FOLLOW NETWORK
EFFECTS: WHO WILL PAY?
- Amazon Marketplace Fees, 20%
- Shutterstock 30%
- Facebook Profiles, $2,500.
- iTunes, 30%
- iOS platform take 30% from Apps.
- Upwork, 15%
- AirBnB, 20% and more.
AND MANY SELL PERSONAL DATA TO THIRD PARTIES.
Source: Above the Crowd
27. - Automation: Non-cognitive work
and repetitive tasks will be replaced.
- Assistance: Assist human users
with voice search, coordination and
retrieval.
- Augmentation: Enhances our
capabilities by providing contextual
support.
BOTS AND ROBOTS ENABLE NEW
INTERACTIONS
38. BLOCKCHAIN IS A OPEN DATABASE THAT
NO SINGLE ENTITY OWNS. SHARED DATA.
DIFFERENT MACHINE CONSENSUS
PROTOCOLS ARE USED TO CONFIRM
TRANSACTIONS AND INTERACTIONS.
CUSTOMERSUPPLIERS
DEMAND DRIVEN:
BUSINESS MODELS
39. LEARNINGACCESSVENTURE CAPITAL
GLOBAL FUNDING
MECHANISM
$9B FROM INITIAL COIN
OFFERINGS (ICOs)
SINCE 2017
70% TO DEVELOPING
REGIONS.
BLOCKCHAIN LOWERS THE BARRIERS
FOR OPEN PARTICIPATION
PERSONAL DATA
CONTROL AND NEW
REVENUE STREAMS.
SECURED DIGITAL
IDENTITY
DATA MARKETPLACE.
MACHINE
CONSENSUS
INCREASES TRUST
ECOSYSTEM DATA
AND VISUALIZATION.
MORE MARKET
EFFICIENT DECISIONS
READY TECHNOLOGY NOT READY (1.5 YEARS)
40. LOWERED THE BARRIER TO INVESTMENTS
THE INTERNET BROUGHT DOWN THE BARRIER BETWEEN
PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS AND BLOGGERS.
THE BARRIER BETWEEN
ACCREDITED INVESTORS
AND TOKEN BUYERS
WILL BE BROKEN DOWN:
Source: Thoughts on Tokens
41. - No Microtransactions
- No Easy Blockchain Data Extraction Tools
- No Valuation Method For A Coin
IT’S THE INTERNET YEAR 1998.
ACCESS TO AND LEARNING FROM THE
SHARED DATA LAYER STILL BARRIERS.
42. FREE MICROTRANSACTIONS ON EOS TO
UNLOCK NEW BUSINESS MODELS.
You can’t access your personal
data, if its too expensive to
record your microinteractions
on a platform.
43. TWO REALIZATIONS WILL HAPPEN TO
UNLOCK ACCESS AND LEARNING
1. Data Extraction Tools:
a. Potential new revenue streams
from data marketplaces by
controlling and extracting
personal data.
2. New Valuation Method:
a. Possibility to change the
valuation method of tokens
around a shared purpose.
44. PLATFORMS EOS BLOCKCHAIN
PLATFORMS
CONTROLS DATA SHARED DATA
CORE INTERACTION
NOT VERIFIABLE
CORE INTERACTION
VERIFIABLE
THE PURPOSE
BECOMES PROFIT
PURPOSE
AS A FEATURE
As the world becomes more connected, the platforms that
harness these connections, interactions and the ensuing shared
data layer into effective business models wins.
45. WE HAVE THE HIGHEST QUALITY
BEEF IN THE WORLD
2017 - 100% - Traditional platform acquire network effects,
then seek to maximize profits.
2018 - 95%
2019 - 90%
2020 - 85%
2021 - 80%
CUSTOMERSUPPLIERS
THE DEMAND CHAIN
46. THE SHARED DATA LAYERS WILL
ENABLE SHARED PURPOSE.
And, A New Valuation Method Will
Emerge to guide future entrepreneurs.