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This document discusses the exponential growth of data and connectivity through technology. It notes that we now create more data in two days than was created from the beginning of time until 2003. Over 90% of all data was created in just the last two years. It also discusses how connectivity and the Internet of Things will continue growing dramatically in the near future. Finally, it discusses how businesses must adapt to this new data-driven landscape and find ways to better understand customers and engage with them.
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- 1. #Connected247 Good? Bad? Ugly? Or #SMART
- 2. #Guess
- 3. Fact 1 Every 2 days we create as much information as we did from the beginning of time until 2003.
- 4. Fact 2 Over 90% of all the data in the world was created in the past 2 years.
- 5. Fact 3 Every minute we send 204 million emails, generate 1,8 million Facebook likes, send 278 thousand Tweets, and up-load 200 photos to Facebook.
- 6. Fact 4 The boom of the Internet of Things will mean that the amount of devices connected to the Internet will rise from about 13 billion today to 50 billion by 2020.
- 7. Fact 5 Retailers could increase profit margins by more that 60% through the full exploitation of big data analytics.
- 8. #ThatWasThen
- 9. #ThisIsNow
- 13. #Ziggy’sMagicLeap Lady GaGa channels Starman Powered by Intel Technology live on the Grammy’s 2016.
- 14. #GameShifting Equipment is preparing us for being placed inside of virtual worlds.
- 15. #WhatWhatKeys? • They still make those things? • August SmartLock
- 16. #@%itJustGotReal
- 18. #AMLITalkingHead “…Kids with cell phones come into our leasing office at all times. All parts of our business are impacted… we must become more technology savvy.”
- 20. #NewRuleOfThumb ”…We are capturing more behavior patterns, getting smarter about how to keep quality customers and engage with them. Data assists us in predicting the nature of consumers and our associates. We are essentially zeroed in on getting our associates’ skill sets to match up.”
- 21. Pinnacle’s CEO “Retail is understanding their customers, predicting their likes, dislikes, behaviors….meshing things that are happening - snow storms with promoting snow shovels at Home Depot. We used to think this was way out there for multifamily. Now, if you’re not thinking that way, you’re way behind.”
- 22. #FUTUREPROOFINGForCHP • Personalized Sales & Service • Team Collaboration • 3D Printing…of Toiletries? • Access • Supplier Partners • Emergencies • No Questions Move-in & Move-out
- 23. BUT…To Be Truly Connected Be the change you wish to see. https://www.facebook.com/specialbooksbyspe cialkids/?fref=ts&ref=br_tf #SpecialBooksbySpecialKids
- 24. Many Thanks! @TamelaCoval This presno will be on LinkedIn
Editor's Notes
- Old Business Will Become New The connectivity of things radically shapes people’s lives and expectations. Brands must deliver services that are contextually aware, learn about us, maintain relevance in our lives and meet our evolving needs Change will beget change - Digital innovation does not happen on it’s own nor without consequences. For radical departures from convention, watch for gaps in between ideas, but be we know that hyped developments often struggle to adapt to existing systems and economic reality. These truths are where the need for Open Platform and Data Sharing becomes supremely evident.
- The connected consumer is constant. As the global consumer becomes more connected , we don’t care what device they’re using. Care that they are connected. And…are you? The ability to control a computer using only the power of the mind is closer than you might think. Brain-computer interfaces, where computers can read and interpret signals directly from the brain, have already achieved clinical success in allowing quadriplegics, those suffering ‘Locked-in syndrome’ or people who have had a stroke to move their own wheelchairs or even drink coffee from a cup by controlling the action of a robotic arm with their brain waves. In addition, direct brain implants have helped restore partial vision to people who have lost their sight. Recent research has focused on the possibility of using brain-computer interfaces to connect different brains together directly. Researches at Duke University last year reported successfully connecting the brains of two mice over the internet (into what was termed a “brain net”) where mice in different countries were able to cooperate to perform simple tasks to generate a reward. In 2013, scientists at Harvard reported they were able to establish a functional link between the brains of a rat and a human with a non-invasive, computer-to-brain interface. Other research projects have focused on manipulation or directly implanting memories from a computer into the brain. In mid-2013, MIT researches successfully implanted a false memory into the brain of a mouse. In humans, the ability to directly manipulate memories might have an application in treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, while in the longer term, information may be uploaded into human brains in the manner of a computer file. Source: Global Agenda Council of Emerging Technologies, Annual Meeting