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Hotels are dead! Long live hotels!
The document discusses the evolution of society towards a collaborative economy, emphasizing the increasing importance of connectivity and unexpected interactions among individuals in the digital age. It highlights changes in traditional hospitality and workspaces, advocating for environments that facilitate serendipitous meetings with relevant people. The rise of platforms and technologies like AI and 3D printing are seen as pivotal in creating new economic opportunities and enhancing personal and professional growth.
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- 1. SOCIETY 3.0 “CONNECT, COLLABORATE& GROW” HOTELS ARE DEAD, LONG LIVE HOTELS…
- 2. FOTO CREDIT: HENKJAN WINKELDERMAAT RONALD VAN DEN HOFF AUTHOR PUBLISHER TRENDWATCHER ENTREPRENEUR COACH INVESTOR CHAIRMAN OF SOCIETY30 FOUNDATION
- 3. FUNCTIONAL ASPIRATIONAL MEANINGFULL INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION DIGITAL REVOLUTION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY DATA SOCIETY FABRICATION REVOLUTION 18501990 20302015BEFORE 1800 A CHAORDIC SOCIETY ON THE RISE
- 4. TRENDS ACCES more important thanownership INTERNET OF THINGS environment smarter than we are Rise of the Knowmads: CONNECTED PEOPLE stronger than organizations & CITIES more important than countries VIRTUAL PLATFORMS rule the world
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- 6. GAMING FESTIVAL PLATFORMS Thisis E-Sports for pro-gamers. One of the heroes PewDiePie now has 39 million subscribers (more than Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, and Beyonce combined) and 10 billion video clicks.
- 7. COUNTRY AS APLATFORM ESTONIA: E-resident-ID-cards. E-residents have validated identities and can open bank accounts, start companies, hire staff without ever visiting Estonia in real life.
- 8. The factory ofthe future will have Only two employees: a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment.* *Autodesk CEO Carl Bass PHYSICAL PLATFORMS : ROBOTS
- 9. COMPUTERS ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE ROBOTS JOBS? 1964 AT&T $267 billion 760.000 employees 2015 GOOGLE $370 billion 55.000 employees
- 10. 3D PRINTING :MAKERS PLATFORM
- 11. GLOBAL PLATFORMS AREBIG, BUT…. UNICORNS BIG SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL SMALL REALLY BIG MEDIUMBIG
- 12. ECONOMIC VALUE CREATION INSOCIETY30: WHAT IF GLOBAL PLATFORMS & LOCAL NETWORKS MERGE ACTIVITIES? SHARE THE ABUNDANCE!
- 13. A TRANSFORMATION is atailor-made experience with an educational element and a changed individual as result. ECONOMIC VALUE: WHAT IS ?
- 14. COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY STUFF,FOOD & MORE takeaway home cooked meals
- 15. “We’re living ina world where people can become businesses in 60 seconds.” Brian Chesky, Airbnb THE AIRBNB ‘EFFECT’
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- 19. COLLABORATIVE HOSPITALITY ECONOMY MATEHotels creates their own Hub & Spoke platform
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- 21. VALUE CREATION CIRCLESOR SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENTITIES FUND market survey & money SELL MARKETPLACES CREATE prototype + build SERVICES MEET&SHAR E @ physical spaces MARKTPLACEWORK & MEETUP KNOWLEDGE NETWORK CONNECTIONS with people you know UNEXPECTED REAL TIME meeting RELEVANT people you DON’T know. HOTELS MAKERS KNOWMADS HOSPITALITY
- 22. HOW DO WEACHIEVE “UNEXPECTED REAL TIME meeting RELEVANT people you DON’T know.” ? WE STAGE SERENDIPITY! SERENDIPITY: the moment of an unexpected meeting of relevant people you don’t know at a location. This serendipitous meeting triggers a TRANSFORMATION. In short: going into a Seats2meet.com location means you walk out being a better person and/or professional.
- 23. spaces, services and products monetarycapital shared co-working & open collaboration social capital ECO SYSTEM BASED ON A-SYNCHRONOUS RECIPROCITY. By offering open co-working, co-workers are willing to show who they are, what they are working on and what knowledge they can share. Knowing this, we match them by using AI, with unknown, but relevant people, thus creating a serendipity effect… Encountering a relevant person may lead to new economic opportunities, start-ups, projects and even jobs…. These new teams need meeting- and office spaces, collaboration software and more. This is what we than sell to them for ‘real money”.
- 24. SERENDIPITIOUS OPPORTUNITIES FORYOU COFFEE? CHAT? MATCHMAKING BY USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
- 25. ECO SYSTEM BASEDON A-SYNCHRONOUS RECIPROCITY.
- 26. NEW: WORKSPACES ATCORPORATE LOCATIONS Public organizations and corporate offices use the S2m Ecosystem by offering their abundant workspaces for free in return for innovation power, getting new employees or international (K)nomadic travelers…
- 27. unexpected encounters learned unexpected things great encounters % 80 60 40 20 0 experienced serendipity 2013 2015** 2013-2015 Surveyby the Erasmus University of Rotterdam. RESULTS.
- 28. After being inthe ecosystem people get a new job, are invited for a new project or start a new company: 2013 1 out of 8 2015 1 out of 6 ** 2013-2015 Survey by the Erasmus University of Rotterdam. RESULTS **.
- 29. S2m-Coworkers & stakeholdersdo our and replaced these departments and staff completely… RESULTS. -sales -marketing -pr. -research -innovation
- 30. Seats ‘shared &sold’* Social Monetary 2012 60.000 150.000 2013 80.000 230.000 2014 75.000 210.000 2015 85.000 240.000 *in the Netherlands RESULTS**.
- 31. GOODIES……. DIGITAL GOODIE BAG: freedownloads, videos, slides & more…. http://s2m.to/goodiebag