The document discusses the need for a new approach to "super aging" as populations age rapidly around the world. It notes that aging is living, not just a market segment. The founder of Aging2.0, an innovation platform focused on improving lives of older adults, discusses three questions: 1) How to create joined up, easy to use consumer experiences for older adults? 2) How to measure the impact of multiple interventions? 3) How to extend healthcare business models to technology and aging? The presentation provides examples and calls for holistic approaches to support aging populations globally.