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Connect, communicate, collaborate
The document discusses the erosion of traditional divisions between people, devices, and institutions, stressing the necessity of collaboration and networking in a rapidly advancing technological landscape. It highlights the urgency for new problem-solving skills and creative approaches to cope with accelerating complexity and data proliferation. The author suggests that sharing resources and expertise is vital in achieving sustainable economies, as outdated methods cannot meet modern demands.
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- 1. Connection Communication Collaboration Peter Cochrane cochrane.org.uk ca-global.biz Comprehension s o l u t i o n s
- 2. Collaboration The divisions betweenpeople, peoples, devices and things, plus machines of all kinds are being eroded by need, opportunity, and the necessity to reduce waste in the interests of finding solutions… Apps, Nets, services, companies All available by the score for every conceivable opportunity (and) space ?? All well documented and advertised !
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- 4. things that think want to link The divisions between people, peoples, devices and things, plus machines of all kinds are being eroded by need, opportunity, and the necessity to reduce waste in the interests of finding sustainable solutions… A future of collaboration includes machines and things on the move
- 5. interdependence No company, institution,government, big or small can afford all the in house resources and expertise they need… …they have no choice but to adopt networking and sharing… …and this is mostly on a global and highly dynamic scale!
- 6. old methods Fundamentally unableto meet our needs and satisfy the demands of a technologically driven world… …we need an entirely new approach to the way we work, solve problems, create new products and solutions
- 7. Experience & Instinct Servedus well in a slow, disconnected and well behaved linear world …but now they are very often dangerous… …in a fast, highly connected and non-linear world, things are not generally well behaved and emergent behaviours are the norm
- 8. INSTANT EXPERTISE Remembering stuffand processes is no longer sufficient… …we need better problem solving skills and more creativity…to realise sustainable economies and futures…
- 9. Comprehension Our single biggestchallenge is to understand the natural world, and the one we created and now live in…which is accelerating faster than ever before… …both are non-linear, choatic (in the mathematical sense) and confounding !
- 10. A new bookis published ~ 13 seconds A new scientific abstract ~ 13 ms Online updates << 13 µs Publication Rates are Accelerating EXEMPLAR Challenge
- 11. This technology helps,a little, but it is certainly not the answer ! Just a band aid ?
- 12. AI - our best hope ? Right now it is our only hope of coping with a growing deluge of data, increasing complexity, & the need to satisfy a peoples inhabiting a planet of finite resources growing ever strained and depleted….
- 13. exemplar Profession On theday they graduate to treating patients about 50% of ever ything they were taught and learned is out of date… …and no matter how they try they cannot keep on top of clinical advances and stand no chance of reading all the published works…even in the specialisms they are defeated by the speed of advance…
- 14. I B M W AT S O N H u m a n s ove r t a ke n by 2 0 1 1
- 15. A I go e s r e a l t i m e … … a s a C l o u d A p p . .
- 16. T h eT r u t h E n g i n e C o m i n g s o o n A c o r r e l a t i n g a g g r e g a t i o n m a c h i n e a b l e t o g a u g e c o r r e c t n e s s o f p r o p o s i t i o n s , s t a t e m e n t s & f a c t s i n a f u l l y d y n a m i c m a n n e r
- 17. A c or r e l a t i n g a g g r e g a t i o n m a c h i n e a b l e t o g a u g e c o r r e c t n e s s o f p r o p o s i t i o n s , s t a t e m e n t s & f a c t s i n a f u l l y d y n a m i c m a n n e r T R U T H L I N E S
- 18. If we donot engage in the sharing of data, information, experience and knowledge…just how bad could it be ?? Look no further than the IT security business ! exemplar Industry Fail !
- 19. Lower Skill Sets FewerPeople Far Less $$ the balance of resources Hacker Groups Criminals Rogue States Banks NetCos Companies Institutions Governments Best Skill Sets Most People Far More $$
- 20. Looks like onebig paradox ! Lower Skill Sets Fewer People Far Less $$ the balance of power ! Hacker Groups Criminals Rogue States Banks NetCos Companies Institutions Governments Best Skill Sets Most People Far More $$
- 21. Estimated from people,compute power and $$$! the scale of capability Red (Bad) Force Blue (Good) F o rc e 1<< 300
- 22. Need To Know two extreme modes Need To Share
- 23. The art of war S u n T z u 544 - 496 BC “He will win whose army is animated by the same spirit throughout all its ranks” Why the Red Force is winning Connection Communication Collaboration
- 24. Those sharing willalways outgun those that go it alone ? AXIOMATIC ? The shor t term might be a different stor y ! One size does not fit all ! Lockheed MicroSoft Motorola Dupont Airbus Apple Nokia Kodak DEC IBM GD 3M GE HP RR
- 25. Some sectors arenot innovating as fast as others…nor do they face the same level of competition… pace of change
- 26. We a rec h a l l e n g e d b y a precarious balancing act to s e r v e t h e n o w , a n d t o secure the unknown future p o we re d b y t e c h c h a n g e that is accelerating… E s t a b l i s h e d technology b u s i n e s s processes customers competition New technologies Business choices New opportunities Old/new threats Business Future tech adoption market potential RoI, market value sur vival, longevity Balancing Act
- 27. A CHOICE OF MODE Fail FastFail Slow Certain Disaster Almost Certain Success EARLY detection and action essential
- 28. You need bandwidth Rightculture ? Language is a killer difficult dimensions A n e f f e c t i v e i n f r a s t r u c t u r e i s v i t a l
- 29. This product is to compete …ductis complete …is too complete ? …is to repeat ? meetings Four people are at four different meetings !
- 30. Meine Mission istes, meinen Laptop stolz auf mich zu sehen, bevor ich sterbe My mission is to see my laptop proud of me before I die Ma mission est fier de voir mon portable sur moi avant que je meure La mia missione è orgoglioso di vedere il mio computer portatile su di me prima che io muoia My mission is proud to see my laptop on me before I die 私の使命は、私が死ぬ前に私に私のラップトップを参照してくださいすることを誇りに思っている My mission, are proud that please refer me to my laptop before I die LanGuages One for every profession My mission is proud to see my laptop on me before I die
- 31. clarity E ve ryo n e h a s a P h D i n h i n d s i g h t b u t we a l l ( c o l l e c t i ve l y ) n e e d a c l e a r p i c t u re o f w h a t l i e s a h e a d
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- 33. W A R GA M I N G A r t i f i c i a l I n t e l l i g e n c e M odelling Com puter M at e r i a l S c i e n c e Clouds B I G D A T A BYOD BMOB DIY IT Sensors Robots C y b e r Security CONNECTED DRIVERS OF CHANGE Nano Bio
- 34. Of necessity aglobal activity
- 35. The ability tosolve problems now trumps pure and isolated academic attainment… Hiring ?? A good workforce includes Specialists and PolyMaths… …real and/or virtual… Collaboration helps us get that balance right dynamically !
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- 37. It really isup to us, our machines, and our networks !! 1995 cochrane.org.uk ThankYou