Communication Innovation: What's next and why it matters to us
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Drones. Augmented, Virtual, and Mixed Reality. Artificial Intelligence. Big Data. Changes are coming to the communications world fast. What do we need to know? How can we best prepare for it all?
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Communication Innovation: What's next and why it matters to us
- 1. communication innovation Master Chief Jon McMillan jon.mcmillan@navy.mil
- 3. “The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed.” William Gibson, Cyberpunk Science Fiction Author
- 4. “The Coming Swarm” CBS 60 Minutes
- 5. autonomous drones will change warfare damage control intelligence visual information
- 7. “Inside the Voice” Tech Insider
- 8. virtual reality will change how we provide story context fake news, propaganda
- 10. augmented reality will change what we think of as information digital signage our role as information providers
- 11. mixed reality
- 13. a mixed reality world requires communication directors information designers creative directors production managers content developers [storytellers, graphic designers, data specialists]
- 14. what can we do to prepare?
- 15. Learn to adapt faster
- 16. Learn to adapt faster Exercise both sides of the brain For creative, word, sentiment-oriented people: - Learn to use Excel/Google Sheets - Learn to code (html/css; Javascript; R; Python) - Read about systems thinking For rational, logical, data-oriented people: - Learn to sketch (faces, landscapes) - Learn visual design - Focus on storytelling (sea/campfire stories)
- 17. Consider data when planning Ask these three questions: What data is available? How can I collect that data over time? What do I do with the data now that I have it?
- 18. local contract $ by industry by ownership by location # students by schools Federal $ by grades # students tutored by schools by subjects by grades # volunteer projects # hours by project type by location # days underway for training/exercises for transit deployment by ship class by geographic area conducting flight ops # days operating with partner Navies by partner by ship class by geographic area water use industrial base housing facilities/grounds power use from local grid from renewable What data is available?
- 19. Is it structured data? Or unstructured? Who owns the data? Where is it located? How does the owner collect the data? How frequent do they collect it? Is it consistent? How can I collect data over time?
- 20. Does it need to be analyzed? Is it releasable? Should it be releasable? Who would the data provide use to? If released, is it better as a dataset? Or a visualization? Even with data, focus on storytelling I have the data. Now what?
- 21. Learn to adapt faster Exercise both sides of brain Consider data when planning Focus on storytelling
- 22. Master Chief Jon McMillan jon.mcmillan@navy.mil https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonmcmillan @JE_McMillan Questions/ Discussion
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- Augmented reality enhances what is really around the user with virtual content, such as useful data or entertaining images. With AR, you can tell what is real and what is not.
- Augmented reality enhances what is really around the user with virtual content, such as useful data or entertaining images. With AR, you can tell what is real and what is not.
- Augmented reality enhances what is really around the user with virtual content, such as useful data or entertaining images. With AR, you can tell what is real and what is not.