For a class full of managers and CEO's in the world of art, I presented 2 business cases from sports. How does sport open up new markets and new revenue streams and could art do the same? Case by Nike and about concept runs.
The fitness industry is posed with a huge opportunity and with some serious threats. My view on the future of fitness, with Google and Apple as competitors and the obese world as a chance to be a truly meaningful industry.
See all the trends, new developments, insights and lots of examples.
C-level presentation held for the executive forum of the European Health and Fitness Association (EHFA) in Berlin, June 2014.
In this special edition of our monthly report, we review the past year's most important technology stories, and make predicitions for what 2014's top tech advancements will be.
Please take a look and do not hesitate to share with us your views and comments. Enjoy!
Consumer trends that will impact B2B marketing strategies: Prepare for the vi...Tom De Baere
Although you might be in B2B marketing, I think you want to know about what's currently happening in the consumer world. There are definitely some early warning signs of trends that are coming your way...
---- Communication with motion
Not so long ago, in March 2013 to be precise, Red Bull organized the Red Bull Crashed Ice Kinect– Digital World Championship. In this competition, Red Bull uses a Microsoft Kinect.
This is just a first example we all know, of how people interact with technology today. There are more examples: Nike has Nike+, in which a smartphone app logs your exercise activities. You can then share your walking, running, or biking results with your friends on social networks.
They now also developed "Nike Fuelband": it's another wearable electronic which looks like a wrist watch. Little lights indicated how much exercise you had that day, indicating if you reached your exercising goals for that day.
---- People want instant access to information
The encyclopedia Britannica printededition stopped being printed after 200 years this year. That’s because people consume information differently today.
Today, people want instant access to information. What's the weather going to be today? Where are the traffic jams? What's the name of this street?
Instant access to information, that's what they want. That’s why you have Google Glass today and maybe an Apple iWatch in the future. Further down the road we have LCD contact lenses knocking on our door: researchers of the university of Ghent (Belgium) are working on LCD Contact Lenses which would display information on or retina when we need it.
Crazy? maybe. But that's what they said of the first "Nokia Communicator". Who would carry that clunky brick in his pocket? Now we are all having large smartphones.
---- Disappearing user interfaces
Bart De Waele (@netlash) recently pointed me out to this trend: buttons are disappearing. And it's true: we all now have tables and smartphones in which we expect these things to be "swipe" and "touch".
Increasingly technology is removing the natural barriers we had before (keyboard and mouse). These old user interfaces are now replaced with touch, gesture, motion, and voice. We only have to wait before "odor" is added to that list.
Oh wait, "odor" is already part of that list: Smell-O-Vision developed a small extension to your smartphone capable of releasing "odors". They claim it enhances the gaming experiences by adding e.a. gunpowder scents. Or you could send a text message that included a romantic perfume scent.
Continue reading on my blog : http://www.b2Bmarketingexperiences.com
The Business Power of Cognitive IoT Data sudha jamthe predictive analytics su...Sudha Jamthe
Sudha Jamthe talks about the power of Cognitive IoT Data.
She shares her prediction about Deep learning leading to Driverless cars that will act as catalyst to speed up Cognitive IoT in city infrastructure and a Driverless world. She talks about Digital Twins and IoT usage in Industrial IoT.
The fitness industry is posed with a huge opportunity and with some serious threats. My view on the future of fitness, with Google and Apple as competitors and the obese world as a chance to be a truly meaningful industry.
See all the trends, new developments, insights and lots of examples.
C-level presentation held for the executive forum of the European Health and Fitness Association (EHFA) in Berlin, June 2014.
In this special edition of our monthly report, we review the past year's most important technology stories, and make predicitions for what 2014's top tech advancements will be.
Please take a look and do not hesitate to share with us your views and comments. Enjoy!
Consumer trends that will impact B2B marketing strategies: Prepare for the vi...Tom De Baere
Although you might be in B2B marketing, I think you want to know about what's currently happening in the consumer world. There are definitely some early warning signs of trends that are coming your way...
---- Communication with motion
Not so long ago, in March 2013 to be precise, Red Bull organized the Red Bull Crashed Ice Kinect– Digital World Championship. In this competition, Red Bull uses a Microsoft Kinect.
This is just a first example we all know, of how people interact with technology today. There are more examples: Nike has Nike+, in which a smartphone app logs your exercise activities. You can then share your walking, running, or biking results with your friends on social networks.
They now also developed "Nike Fuelband": it's another wearable electronic which looks like a wrist watch. Little lights indicated how much exercise you had that day, indicating if you reached your exercising goals for that day.
---- People want instant access to information
The encyclopedia Britannica printededition stopped being printed after 200 years this year. That’s because people consume information differently today.
Today, people want instant access to information. What's the weather going to be today? Where are the traffic jams? What's the name of this street?
Instant access to information, that's what they want. That’s why you have Google Glass today and maybe an Apple iWatch in the future. Further down the road we have LCD contact lenses knocking on our door: researchers of the university of Ghent (Belgium) are working on LCD Contact Lenses which would display information on or retina when we need it.
Crazy? maybe. But that's what they said of the first "Nokia Communicator". Who would carry that clunky brick in his pocket? Now we are all having large smartphones.
---- Disappearing user interfaces
Bart De Waele (@netlash) recently pointed me out to this trend: buttons are disappearing. And it's true: we all now have tables and smartphones in which we expect these things to be "swipe" and "touch".
Increasingly technology is removing the natural barriers we had before (keyboard and mouse). These old user interfaces are now replaced with touch, gesture, motion, and voice. We only have to wait before "odor" is added to that list.
Oh wait, "odor" is already part of that list: Smell-O-Vision developed a small extension to your smartphone capable of releasing "odors". They claim it enhances the gaming experiences by adding e.a. gunpowder scents. Or you could send a text message that included a romantic perfume scent.
Continue reading on my blog : http://www.b2Bmarketingexperiences.com
The Business Power of Cognitive IoT Data sudha jamthe predictive analytics su...Sudha Jamthe
Sudha Jamthe talks about the power of Cognitive IoT Data.
She shares her prediction about Deep learning leading to Driverless cars that will act as catalyst to speed up Cognitive IoT in city infrastructure and a Driverless world. She talks about Digital Twins and IoT usage in Industrial IoT.
Monetizing Audience Engagement, A Love StoryTRG Arts
Isn’t it funny that we use the term “engagement” to describe audience interaction with our organizations? The word can mean ‘get together” -- a meeting or visit. It can also mean commitment as in promise to marry. As that range of definition implies, and two decades of arts consumer research shows, engagement has the plot lines of a love story.
Take, for instance, that first engagement with a new audience member who has never before walked into your organization’s life. Their doing so is the culmination of a flirtation –or first date -- that might end up being a one-night stand or the beginning of a long-lasting relationship that imparts value (money) by both parties. Your organization’s understanding of patrons – especially those you’ve worked hard to bring in the first time –is part of the script. You write a happy ending or tear-jerker, depending on what you do.
"Monetizing Audience Engagement, A Love Story" was presented at the Arts Reach National Arts Marketing, Development, and Ticketing Conference in San Francisco, CA, where TRG Arts’ veteran patron loyalty consultant Keri Mesropov and Director of Network Programs David Seals compared standard ways of relationship-building to the happily-ever-after best practices that are sustaining smart arts organizations.
A keynote by Andrew Taylor, Director, Bolz Center for Arts Administration, Wisconsin School of Business, for the 2011 Arts Enterprise Summit in Kansas City, MO.
Successful business people approach their problems creatively.
Chapter 1 from Creativity in Business by Michael Ray and Rochelle Myers.
http://faculty-gsb.stanford.edu/ray/bio.html
Sports in the 21st century:
What holds the future of sports for an urban environment such as the Dutch capital Amsterdam. Many examples on what is next in sports and how a city/community can learn and respond. Some advise for policy and strategy.
Presented at Sport in Amsterdam, what is next? At February 16, 2015 Pakhuis De Zwijger in Amsterdam
After each Games, we share the facts and figures and insights of our Business Technologists and the IT systems that help power progress for the Olympic and Paralympic Movements.
The legacy of our work for the Games is that we can bring this experience and the cross business services and solutions to our clients, wherever they are and whenever they need them:
· IT security
· Cloud
· Big Data
· Social Collaboration
· Mobility
As Worldwide IT Partner of the Olympic & Paralympic Games, Atos leads the technology effort for the staging of the Games. This same effort and skills can help your company as you pursue a record-breaking competitive advantage.
As we contemplate how to manage a tsunami of data, wearable devices are rendering technology invisible. Smaller, faster computers and microchips, tracking and measuring metrics in real-time are revolutionizing how we connect with the world.
Fashion-forward designs, developed to crunch and interpret the numbers faster than we are able to collect them, are analyzing biometrics through everything, from our eyewear to our underwear.
The wearable computing market is expected to hit $19 billion by 2018. And it’s no surprise that our co-evolution with technology is becoming the bridge between mobile communication and the Internet of Things.
Data’s ubiquity – whether push, pull or ambient – can be harnessed for efficiency, knowledge, and utility. This enables us to reframe the least renewable of all elements, time itself.
The Internet of Everything and The Quantified Self
By 2020, analysts predict that we’ll be digitally connected to everything around us. Microchips, sensors, and batteries are shifting devices from our desks, out of our hands and pockets, onto our bodies.
The ongoing capture and analysis of data enhances our self-knowledge, informing The Quantified Self, and drives The Internet of Everything, an evolving digital ecosystem. In the future objects will receive data and respond seamlessly ...the refrigerator that delivers a glass of water based on your hydration level; rooms that self-control their energy output based on who is in them; locks that open as you approach, and smart slippers that detect a fall.
In this shifting paradigm of the observer and the observed, traditional industry verticals, such as health telecommunications, automotive, and entertainment will merge into cross-functional, user-centric innovations.
Author Jeremy Rifkin describes this change as the powerful Third Industrial Revolution. People, machines and every aspect of our work and social lives are connected by big data, advanced analytics and predictive algorithms. If we stay on track, we are headed towards economies powering smarter cities, efficient business, streamlined manufacturing, and renewable energy sources. It began with the Internet and continues with the promise of our wearable future, realized by some of the following innovations.
2014 Ticketing Professionals Conference Keynote Speaker, Hannah Rudman, looks at emerging digital technologies and what they mean for live events. She explores several potentially disruptive digital technologies and the greater potential for frictionless transactions.
Startup Junkie Underground - Top 10 Entrepreneurial Trends for 2011DaVinci Institute
2011 is here! What you need to know NOW as an entrepreneur!
Starting a business in 2011 will be vastly different than even five years ago. Many things have changed, but it becomes critically important to focus on the right changes.
Join us for this amazing event as Brian Tsuchiya and Thomas Frey do a tag-team presentation, with each sharing their top five entrepreneurial trends for 2011. This is critical information that every entrepreneur needs to know.
Get the new year started off on the right foot by paying close attention to future.
After this illuminating presentation, a panel of seasoned entrepreneurs will weigh in with their own thoughts for 2011. Join us for this powerful evening as we officially kick off the Startup Junkie series for 2011!
“The best way to predict the future is to invent it.” — Alan Kay
Jean Christophe Bonis - Innovation and brandingИКРа
Jean Christophe Bonis (Head of strategy and Research, OXYMORE) выступил на ИКРЕ с презентацией о трендах в коммуникациях и технологиях.
www.oxymore-inc.com
www.jeanchristophebonis.com
jcbonis@oxymore-inc.com
twitter: @jcboxymore
facebook group: argosteam
Monetizing Audience Engagement, A Love StoryTRG Arts
Isn’t it funny that we use the term “engagement” to describe audience interaction with our organizations? The word can mean ‘get together” -- a meeting or visit. It can also mean commitment as in promise to marry. As that range of definition implies, and two decades of arts consumer research shows, engagement has the plot lines of a love story.
Take, for instance, that first engagement with a new audience member who has never before walked into your organization’s life. Their doing so is the culmination of a flirtation –or first date -- that might end up being a one-night stand or the beginning of a long-lasting relationship that imparts value (money) by both parties. Your organization’s understanding of patrons – especially those you’ve worked hard to bring in the first time –is part of the script. You write a happy ending or tear-jerker, depending on what you do.
"Monetizing Audience Engagement, A Love Story" was presented at the Arts Reach National Arts Marketing, Development, and Ticketing Conference in San Francisco, CA, where TRG Arts’ veteran patron loyalty consultant Keri Mesropov and Director of Network Programs David Seals compared standard ways of relationship-building to the happily-ever-after best practices that are sustaining smart arts organizations.
A keynote by Andrew Taylor, Director, Bolz Center for Arts Administration, Wisconsin School of Business, for the 2011 Arts Enterprise Summit in Kansas City, MO.
Successful business people approach their problems creatively.
Chapter 1 from Creativity in Business by Michael Ray and Rochelle Myers.
http://faculty-gsb.stanford.edu/ray/bio.html
Sports in the 21st century:
What holds the future of sports for an urban environment such as the Dutch capital Amsterdam. Many examples on what is next in sports and how a city/community can learn and respond. Some advise for policy and strategy.
Presented at Sport in Amsterdam, what is next? At February 16, 2015 Pakhuis De Zwijger in Amsterdam
After each Games, we share the facts and figures and insights of our Business Technologists and the IT systems that help power progress for the Olympic and Paralympic Movements.
The legacy of our work for the Games is that we can bring this experience and the cross business services and solutions to our clients, wherever they are and whenever they need them:
· IT security
· Cloud
· Big Data
· Social Collaboration
· Mobility
As Worldwide IT Partner of the Olympic & Paralympic Games, Atos leads the technology effort for the staging of the Games. This same effort and skills can help your company as you pursue a record-breaking competitive advantage.
As we contemplate how to manage a tsunami of data, wearable devices are rendering technology invisible. Smaller, faster computers and microchips, tracking and measuring metrics in real-time are revolutionizing how we connect with the world.
Fashion-forward designs, developed to crunch and interpret the numbers faster than we are able to collect them, are analyzing biometrics through everything, from our eyewear to our underwear.
The wearable computing market is expected to hit $19 billion by 2018. And it’s no surprise that our co-evolution with technology is becoming the bridge between mobile communication and the Internet of Things.
Data’s ubiquity – whether push, pull or ambient – can be harnessed for efficiency, knowledge, and utility. This enables us to reframe the least renewable of all elements, time itself.
The Internet of Everything and The Quantified Self
By 2020, analysts predict that we’ll be digitally connected to everything around us. Microchips, sensors, and batteries are shifting devices from our desks, out of our hands and pockets, onto our bodies.
The ongoing capture and analysis of data enhances our self-knowledge, informing The Quantified Self, and drives The Internet of Everything, an evolving digital ecosystem. In the future objects will receive data and respond seamlessly ...the refrigerator that delivers a glass of water based on your hydration level; rooms that self-control their energy output based on who is in them; locks that open as you approach, and smart slippers that detect a fall.
In this shifting paradigm of the observer and the observed, traditional industry verticals, such as health telecommunications, automotive, and entertainment will merge into cross-functional, user-centric innovations.
Author Jeremy Rifkin describes this change as the powerful Third Industrial Revolution. People, machines and every aspect of our work and social lives are connected by big data, advanced analytics and predictive algorithms. If we stay on track, we are headed towards economies powering smarter cities, efficient business, streamlined manufacturing, and renewable energy sources. It began with the Internet and continues with the promise of our wearable future, realized by some of the following innovations.
2014 Ticketing Professionals Conference Keynote Speaker, Hannah Rudman, looks at emerging digital technologies and what they mean for live events. She explores several potentially disruptive digital technologies and the greater potential for frictionless transactions.
Startup Junkie Underground - Top 10 Entrepreneurial Trends for 2011DaVinci Institute
2011 is here! What you need to know NOW as an entrepreneur!
Starting a business in 2011 will be vastly different than even five years ago. Many things have changed, but it becomes critically important to focus on the right changes.
Join us for this amazing event as Brian Tsuchiya and Thomas Frey do a tag-team presentation, with each sharing their top five entrepreneurial trends for 2011. This is critical information that every entrepreneur needs to know.
Get the new year started off on the right foot by paying close attention to future.
After this illuminating presentation, a panel of seasoned entrepreneurs will weigh in with their own thoughts for 2011. Join us for this powerful evening as we officially kick off the Startup Junkie series for 2011!
“The best way to predict the future is to invent it.” — Alan Kay
Jean Christophe Bonis - Innovation and brandingИКРа
Jean Christophe Bonis (Head of strategy and Research, OXYMORE) выступил на ИКРЕ с презентацией о трендах в коммуникациях и технологиях.
www.oxymore-inc.com
www.jeanchristophebonis.com
jcbonis@oxymore-inc.com
twitter: @jcboxymore
facebook group: argosteam
Technologies Shaping The Future of Social MediaHans Leijström
Hans Leijström, Digital Strategist and Business Developer at Sublime http://www.sublime.se, presents how technologies shaping the future of social media. Follow Hans @iceman65.
Mobile Horizons Istanbul 2013 - Patrice SlupowskiMobile Horizons
Mobile Horizons Istanbul
Connected Life: Wearable Technologies, The Quantified Self, New interfaces, what’s next?
Patrice Slupowski, VP of Innovation, France Telecom-Orange
This presentation was made on June 4, 2013 at the Mobile Horizons Istanbul conference.
This thought-leadership forum was a unique conference about the disruptive changes caused by mobile technologies: Wearable Technologies, New interfaces, Mobile Retail, Big Data, Connected Life, and more!
Featuring international mobile visionaries and Turkish business leaders Mobile Horizons Istanbul was held at an exclusive venue on the shores of the Bosphorus
For more information, please visit the website at www.mobile-horizons.com or facebook at www.facebook.com/mobilehorizons.
Technological innovations, such as smart devices and immersive and wearable technology, and their fast adoption, are impacting the way people seek entertainment, shop, behave and learn. Learn how Tata Interactive Systems uses 3D Virtual Worlds, Augmented Reality, Oculus Rift, Google Cardboard, Holograms, Digital Walls, Interactive Tables and Beacons to enhance user engagement and improve learning effectiveness using games and simulations.
Speaker: Manisha Mohan and Kshitij Nerurkar, Tata Interactive Systems
Gemma Vallet y Óscar Dorda en el IV Congreso DECAsociación DEC
Ponencia de Gemma Vallet, Innovation Director at PHD Media, y Óscar Dorda, CEO at PHD Media, en el IV Congreso Internacional sobre Experiencia de Cliente celebrado el 3 de octubre de 201 en Madrid.
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My presentation on the holistic concept of food held at the Emerce and Foodlog event called Digital Food Conference, at Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam.
Kenniscentrum Events op Recreatiecongres - story telling - 6 dec18Gijsbregt Brouwer
Mijn presentatie over de veranderende wereld van evenementen, in de sport, muziek, hospitality en cultuur. Ook veel aandacht voor toerisme. Vanuit trends, naar de huidige aanpak met tips en tricks.
Sneakergala 2018 - story telling - 23 November 2018Gijsbregt Brouwer
Presentation for young sports professionals on the changing industry, the opportunities and risks of storytelling and the innovations in the sports world.
Gijsbregt Brouwer co-founder of Týrsday gives you 10 (+2) tips on story telling for sports during digital sports day 2017. Presentation was for a jam packed room.
Venue: Jaarbeurs Utrecht.
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Focus is on engaging (potential) guests and telling your own story in an space you control. Includes four steps to take action.
#DSD16 presentation by Gijsbregt Brouwer on embracing digital energy in sports for athletes, teams, federations, events, activations, brands and clubs.
With examples and takeouts for sports professionals and content marketeers
Start Swimming, on how Dutch swimming clubs should embrace story telling and engaging their members. With tips and tricks and insights in the world of social media and branded websites / social walls.
Every year the federation of student rowing clubs organises a conference to educate its boards.
Rowing is a big student sport in the Netherlands and the boards only operate for one year, so continuity is always difficult.
Compelling story telling is a way to create this continuity and to cherish the culture of the club and its mostly historic values
My take on the data revolution in sports. It not just about data or about its hardcore uses, but about bringing the fans in and having the athletes (talent) tell their story through data.
Module 2 of the sports program for executives and coaches in sports. Topic: personal branding, social websites, social media, content management, content strategy, talent and athletes.
Yes story telling works really well for sports clubs. Both big and small. This presentation explains how story telling would work, why clubs should invest in story telling and what story telling and sports clubs can amend to.
Presentation held on the Rotterdam Sports Film Festival, made especially for the Sportnext Live Session on the future of sports video.
Tells the story of how internet video came to be and where it's going. Lots of insights, for the good and the bad.
The Transparent Athlete: on Sports and Story TellingGijsbregt Brouwer
Especially for Social Media Week Rotterdam my brand new presentation on sports, athletes, story telling, social media, quantified self and how to monetize this all.
On Sports, Media and the future of the sports consumerGijsbregt Brouwer
Presentation I've held for 60 students of the Johan Cruyff University and Hogeschool van Amsterdam on sports & media.
Focus on new ways of communicating, trends in sports & media and trend watching for the sports consumer of 2020
The sports consumer of the future - 3 customer journeys of 2020Gijsbregt Brouwer
I follow 3 rabid sports fans in the year 2020:
1) going to a stadium
2) staying home and watching "TV"
3) going out for sports him self
A glimpse into the future of sports consumption with many new apps, technologies, insights and science
Presentation used a few times before the summer has been received really well by the audience, let me know if you need an updated or specialized version.
Tour de Marketing - on the business of the Tour de FranceGijsbregt Brouwer
Short presentation on the value of the Tour de France, mostly focused on the teams.
- Why should you sponsor a team?
- How can you sponsor a team?
With some best cases and good numbers on the value of the sponsorships.
Some slides to get you all warmed up for a visit to NYC.
1) geographical introduction
2) abbreviations of the neighborhoods
3) tech scene
4) marketing scene
5) real marketing is just out there
6) flagship stores
Future of swimming: gadgets and wearable technologyGijsbregt Brouwer
Presentation for the Dutch organization of swimming pools.
Story on the future of swimming, how technology will come to use in and around the swimming pool and water in general.
Trends on sports.
Sports and Quantified Self - introducing quantified sponsoringGijsbregt Brouwer
First introduction of the concept of quantified sponsoring, offering QS startups a way of finding a business model and offering multinationals a way to show purpose and a new ROI on partnerships in sports.
Also a short introduction in the world of sports and QS, with some interesting examples and cases and some new startups.
2137ad - Characters that live in Merindol and are at the center of main storiesluforfor
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