approach the future of tourism by the new TechnologiesSurface, Multitouch devices, … our life's changing ! By Greg RenardResearch and Innovation Manager – WygwamMicrosoft Regional Director and Most Valuable Professional
2Information Technologies (of all kinds) double their power every year(price performance, capacity, bandwidth)Those impacting all areas including tourism2
A Personal ExperienceMeasure                                    MIT’s IBM 7094       Notebook Circa 200320031,000256,000$2,00019670.25144$11,000,000YearProcessor Speed (MIPS)Main Memory (K Bytes)Approximate Cost (2003 $)24 Doublings of Price-Performance in 36 years, doubling time: 18 months not including vastly greater RAM memory, disk storage, instruction set, etc.And today a notebook priceis 250$ for the samecapacities !© KurzweilAI.NET
4Moore’s Law is one example of many…Moore's Law describes a long-term trend in the history of computing hardware, in which the number of transistors that can be placed inexpensively on an integrated circuit has doubled approximately every two years4
What'sreally important whenwespeak about new technologies ?For you and yourcustomers ?
Uses!!!
Tourismcustomers usages : Remember …… It was not so far !!!
What are the facts ?Lessthan 10 yearsago … in 2000 !We could book our travel in an agency
With real people, real paper, books, pictures, movies …Today in 2009 :Wecan book ourtravel in an agency (online or offline)
Wecanprepareourtravel online atourconvenience !
WithWebSite, NewsGroups, Social Networks, WebTV, Blogs, localisation, …And Tomorrow in 2010, 2015, … ???Are we going to book our trip? do we still live physicaly our travel ?
We'll live ourtravel in advance or completely live ourtravel
by Virtual Reality, Increased Reality,
new touch interface experience,
virtual agents,  ???
With new interfaces, new usersexperiences, virtual assistants, …But… wich actors goals ?Different kind of goals :Goals of Your Customers
find the best travel far
At the best price
In the best time
… buy "My" personal travel everywhere at any time !
Your Goals as professional tourism people :
Dispense the best product at the best financial margin

Approach the future of tourism by the new Technologies

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    approach the futureof tourism by the new TechnologiesSurface, Multitouch devices, … our life's changing ! By Greg RenardResearch and Innovation Manager – WygwamMicrosoft Regional Director and Most Valuable Professional
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    2Information Technologies (ofall kinds) double their power every year(price performance, capacity, bandwidth)Those impacting all areas including tourism2
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    A Personal ExperienceMeasure MIT’s IBM 7094 Notebook Circa 200320031,000256,000$2,00019670.25144$11,000,000YearProcessor Speed (MIPS)Main Memory (K Bytes)Approximate Cost (2003 $)24 Doublings of Price-Performance in 36 years, doubling time: 18 months not including vastly greater RAM memory, disk storage, instruction set, etc.And today a notebook priceis 250$ for the samecapacities !© KurzweilAI.NET
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    4Moore’s Law isone example of many…Moore's Law describes a long-term trend in the history of computing hardware, in which the number of transistors that can be placed inexpensively on an integrated circuit has doubled approximately every two years4
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    What'sreally important whenwespeakabout new technologies ?For you and yourcustomers ?
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    Tourismcustomers usages :Remember …… It was not so far !!!
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    What are thefacts ?Lessthan 10 yearsago … in 2000 !We could book our travel in an agency
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    With real people,real paper, books, pictures, movies …Today in 2009 :Wecan book ourtravel in an agency (online or offline)
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    WithWebSite, NewsGroups, SocialNetworks, WebTV, Blogs, localisation, …And Tomorrow in 2010, 2015, … ???Are we going to book our trip? do we still live physicaly our travel ?
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    We'll live ourtravelin advance or completely live ourtravel
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    by Virtual Reality,Increased Reality,
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    With new interfaces,new usersexperiences, virtual assistants, …But… wich actors goals ?Different kind of goals :Goals of Your Customers
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    find the besttravel far
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    … buy "My"personal travel everywhere at any time !
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    Your Goals asprofessional tourism people :
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    Dispense the bestproduct at the best financial margin
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    Minimize The impactsof climate change
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    Awareness about Politicalinstability and regional conflict and terrorism
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    How new technologiescan help in this goalsWorking around the travel cycle life !
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    Life cycle ofa travel experienceFor each step of the Life Cycle of T.E. :Create a new user experienceExtend the user experienceAttract customersBring more contextual information…Try to promote the match betweenThe business of tourismThe new technologies…Based on the usages of your customers …Customers Centric ! … Web 2.0 !Extend the Tourism Customer Experience … Web 3.0 ?
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    Look at carefully…and consider the application in tourismMicrosoft's 2019 Future Vision : Envisioning the Future
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    What did yousee ?TouchWall, interaction, new user experience, natural language, real time translation, weather and travel services of information, green technologies, usage of the 3D, new user interfaces, travel guide, communication, voice Recognition, communicate objects, interactive electronic paper, …
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    Too many questions?!?Is that really what our future will be ?Is this applicable to tourism ?What cost to implement these practices?What benefits ?To my business … to be more competitive !To my clients … for a better customer service !In how many time ?…whatalreadyexists?
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    What already existtoday ?Microsoft SurfaceMicrosoft TouchWallWygwamSmart'UseWindows PhoneMicrosoft PhotoSynthMicrosoft Virtual EarthWygwam Virtual Agents Wygwam Virtual Assistants…
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    Microsoft new technologies,new usages products !Microsoft Surface, Touch Wall, Natal, Photosynth, Virual Earth, …Virtual Agents, Smart'Use
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    A changing World! It's a fact !What are the Basic trends ?Increased globalization Evolution of the needs of the customersExponential evolution of the technologiesLeave the 'old' computer (keyboard, mouse, …)Going to the new uses of computerThe depletion of energy resources and food and energy dependence Climate change The aging population…
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    The search ofwellnessA society in search of wellnessInterest in health, body, beauty, well-being and form Increased expectations for quality of life and safety Environmental concerns and ethical Individual autonomy and the need for customization The need for convenience, ease and flexibility The rise of social networking and collective intelligence The continued spread of the Internet and the immediacy of access to information …
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    So… Whatelse ?Prepareyourself to :More important integration of technologies in your strategiesNew user experience, new usages, new servicesNew access to the information (ubiquitus, pervasive)The future usages of technologies of the Tourism WorldThe future usages of technologies in the travelsWorking on the offerings tomorrow …Don't forget the Train speeds !Actual speed Projected speed !
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    Gregory RenardCTO -Researchand Innovation Manager gregory@wygwam.comWecan help yoube more competitivethanks to the new technologies !!!=

Editor's Notes

  • #20 L’intensification de la globalisationLa raréfaction des ressources énergétiques et alimentaires et la dépendance énergétiqueLe changement climatiqueLa limitation des finances publiquesL’accroissement des services dans le PIB françaisLe vieillissement de la populationLe glissement de certaines activités du secteur non marchand vers le secteur marchandL’essor de la concentration urbaineL’émergence de nouvelles formes de risques et de menaces (cyberterrorisme…)
  • #21 L’intérêt porté à la santé, au corps, à la beauté, au bien-être et à la formeL’accroissement des aspirations en matière de qualité de vie et de sécuritéDes préoccupations écologiques et éthiquesL’autonomie individuelle et le besoin de personnalisationLe besoin de commodité, facilité et souplesseLa montée des réseaux sociaux et de l’intelligence collectiveLa poursuite de la diffusion d’Internet et l’immédiateté de l’accès aux informationsLa modification du rapport travail/vie privée