This document discusses the transition to a new type of society driven by digital technologies and networks. It notes that we are living through a change of era, not just changes within an era. Key aspects of this transition include the shift from traditional hierarchies and value chains to open networks of stakeholders; the rise of flexible work arrangements and knowledge workers; and the growth of sharing platforms that provide access over private ownership. The new society is projected to be defined by interconnected citizens and organizations, circular economies based on reciprocity and social capital, and an interdependent global system.

1. #SOCIETY30
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VAN DEN HOFF

2. ZOMB
I E
C A S I N O
CAPITALISM
….Erik Molenaar, voorzitter van de Raad van
de Sociale Woningcorporatie:
¨Wij zijn allen Erik Staal veel dank
verschuldigd voor wat Vestia in de
loop der jaren door zijn inspirerende
leiding heeft bereikt. Wij hebben
respect voor het feit dat hij mede in
het belang van Vestia is terug
getreden.”
€ 2,5 BILLION
€ 1 BILLION
NICK LEESON
6,5 YEARS IN JAIL

3. “WE LEVEN NIET IN EEN TIJDPERK VAN VERANDERINGEN
MAAR IN EEN VERANDERING VAN EEN TIJDPERK”
prof. Jan Rotmans

4. SOCIAL
REVOLUTION
SOCIAL
REVOLUTION
FUNCTIONAL ASPIRATIONAL MEANINGFULL
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION
DIGITAL
REVOLUTION
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETY
DATA
SOCIETY
FABRICATION
REVOLUTION
1850 1990 20302015BEFORE 1800

5. CO
WORKERS
KNOWMADS
SHARE

6. D.I.Y.
3RD SPACE
1st SPACE 2ND SPACE 3RD SPACE
1st PLACE 2ND PLACE 3RD PLACE

7. Visual: Marco Derksen, Upstream.
Organizations
Stakeholders
1.0 2.0 3.0
FROM VALUE CHAIN TO ORGANIC VALUE NETWORKS

9. 3 DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL 3 ELEMENTS OF TRADITIONAL
CAPITAL CAPITAL
PEOPLE
workforce
PRODUCTION
MEANS
machines,
commodities
MONEY
standard,
lubricant
STRUCTURE
social ties
interconnectednes
s
COGNITIVE
shared vision
RELATIONAL
trust
trustworthiness
NEW
SUSTAINABLE
VALUE
CREATION

25. “LAST night 40,000 people rented hotel accommodation from a service
that offers 250,000 rooms in 30,000 cities in 192 countries…”

27. 3rdplace
2ndplace

30. SOCIAL CAPITAL TRADITIONAL CAPITAL
EMPLOYEES
PRODUCTION
MEANS
MONEY
STRUCTURE
social ties
interconnectednes
s
COGNITIVE
shared vision
RELATIONAL
trust
trustworthiness
NEW
SUSTAINABLE
VALUE
CREATION

38. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

40. J O B S :
S A L E S
M A R K E T I N G
P R M A N A G E R
RESERVATIONS
W E B M A S T E R
P U R C H A S I N G
F&B MANAGER
H R MA N AG E R

42. TRANSFORMATIONS

43. 3rd SPACES
CITIES
SOCIETY30
CONNECTED CITIZENS
& ORGANIZATIONS
CIRCULAR ECONOMIES
-reciprocity
-social capital
-access
-abundance
INTERDEPENDENT ECONOMY