How to get business ready for Wearables: GDayX Mumbai 2014
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Presentation on Wearable Technology, where we are today and what factors you need to take care of while adopting wearables in your business.
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How to get business ready for Wearables: GDayX Mumbai 2014
- 1. Getting Business Ready for Wearables Romin Irani
- 2. Agenda • A brief history of wearables • Current market segments • Adopting wearables - Factors to consider • Creating the right experience
- 3. A Brief History of Wearables Fitbit C-Series Digital Pacemaker Digital Hearing Aids Bluetooth Headset Nike + iPod Pebble 2007 20131975 1987 2000 2003 2006 Calculator Wristwatch 2012 Google Glass 2014 Year of the Wearable
- 4. Technology Cycles Source : Mary Meeker Internet Trends Report 5/19/2013
- 5. By the Numbers Fitness Trackers Smart Glasses Smart Watches Smart Clothing Wearable Cameras Healthcare devices
- 6. Attributes of a Wearable Device Source : Mary Meeker Internet Trends Report 5/19/2013
- 7. Healthcare & the Big Data inside us • Current fitness bands started the trend – Quantified Self • Tip of the iceberg • Big bets being placed on wearables in healthcare – Google, Apple, almost everyone
- 8. Enterprise Use cases • Empower your mobile workface with timely information • Situations that demand hands-free operation • Notifying of potentially dangerous situations • Easy ways to relaying back information • Several Examples • Service Automation • Communication & Collaboration • Emergency • Employee & Location Tracking
- 9. Introducing a Wearable solution ? Need to address these points !!
- 10. Data Who owns it? What data to capture? What data to push? Who has access to it? Where is it stored?
- 11. Interoperability / Data Import/Export Any standards? Swap devices? Inconsistent Data Formats
- 12. Wearable Which one ? Battery Life Aesthetics Non-intrusive Cost
- 13. Wearable Vendor / Product APIs Partner Apps Developer Ecosystem Regulatory Issues
- 14. Pure Software Play Apps • Take a leaf out of what Salesforce has done. • Set of Open – Source Starter Apps • Various Devices + Different Sources of Data https://developer.salesforce.com/wear Big Data • Making sense out of the data • Providing actionable insights / alerts • Integration Play • Huge scope for machine learning algorithms • Open Data Standards
- 16. Jokes, Horror Stories but data shows otherwise Experience is key !
- 17. Designing the Right experience • Non-intrusive • Privacy and Security of Data • Easy to Read + Understandable • Right Information + Right Time + Right Context #androidwear
- 18. #androidwear
- 19. #androidwear
- 21. What the Tech can do for you What You can do with the Tech What the Tech can do for you
- 23. References • http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/next/tech/wearable-health-sensors/ • http://wearableworldnews.com/2014/07/02/wielding-wearables- workplace-four-business-use-cases/ • Mary Meeker Internet Trends Report 2013-2014
Editor's Notes
- Apple iWatch in 2015 is expected to give a significant boost to wearables.
- These numbers are just numbers ! They could drastically change because no one can anticipate the different kinds of devices that are likely to come out, the impact they might have, price, etc. So take most numbers with a pinch of salt. However there is no doubt that wearables are an important segment, they are more like an extension of the smartphone and the coming decade will definitely see a lot of action in the area.
- Need for consolidation and agreement
- Need for consolidation and agreement
- Need for consolidation and agreement
- Need for consolidation and agreement
- This is your day with your phone Notice the length of time it takes to pull out your phone out of your pocket, unlock it, navigate to what you want, and then engage with it There are certainly times that you want to get lost in your phone - commuting on a train or waiting in line somewhere. However, there's hefty time and attention cost if you only want to feel connected when you are out and about especially when you are with other people
- This is the same set of interactions on a wearable, but notice the reduced overhead per interaction This is what is meant by “More present in the real world, and yet, more connected to the virtual world” Now what does that mean for your development? Well, to start with (and this is important), it’s a fundamentally different User Interaction model