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The document discusses emerging technologies and their impact on society. It explores how technologies like wearables, smart devices, artificial intelligence and biotechnology are augmenting and extending human capabilities. Key topics covered include smart cities and the Internet of Things, privacy concerns regarding data collection, the relationship between humans and machines, and how technology is blurring the boundaries between humans and machines. The document suggests that accelerating technological change is inevitable and questions how society can best prepare for and adapt to an increasingly augmented reality.

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UPGRADE
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Don’t Be EvilPeople, Planet, Proﬁt 2.0
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We are all interested in the FUTURE, for
that is
where you and I are going to spend the rest of
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BIG DATA + Privacy
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LEGEND OF SESSA
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SECOND HALF of the CHESSBOARD
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18.446.744.073.709.551.615
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N=ALL
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new scientiﬁc revolution
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GOOGLE FLU TRENDS
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PREDICTIVE CRIME
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PRIVACY is the new ATOMIC BOMB
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PRISM
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They quite literally can watch
your ideas form as you type
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the app effect
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WE NEVER LOOK UP
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Do you have a
healthy
relationship with
your smartphone?
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EVERYONE IS ADDICTED IN
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INFORMATION is the new HARD
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“MY WORLD DIES”
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INFORMATION is the new RELIGION
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BEYOND BIG DATA + PRIVACY
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50 BILLION DEVICES ONLINE BY 2020
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One trillion sensors embedded
in humans and machines by 2020
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RELATIONSHIP MAN AND MACHINE
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AUgmenting humans with technolog
MACHINES REPLACING HUMANS
MACHINES AND HUMANS WORKING
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Quantiﬁed Self
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FITBIT
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NISSAN NISMO
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SMART SOCKS
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TECHNOLOGY WOVEN INTO LIFE
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Wearable tattoo
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password pill
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Tooth Sensor puts
wearable computing in your
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LAPKA
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NORTH PAW
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MOOMONITOR
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SAN FRANCISCO: 28.000 SENSORS
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SMART highway
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SMART CITY
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SNOOPING GARBAGE BIN
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ROBOTS
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DRIVERLESS CARS
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WATSON
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Technology will replace
80 percent of what doctors do

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Check you health as easily as your

APPS ARE THE NEW MEDICINE
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AUGMENTED HUMANITY
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TECHNOLOGY is an EXTENSION OF
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All media are extensions of some human
faculty. Mental or physical. The wheel is
an extension of the foot. Book is an
extension of the eye. Clothing is an
extension of the skin. Electric circuitry is
an extension of the central nervous
system. The extension of anyone's sense,
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Technology is a second skin
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INFORMATION gets under our SKIN
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SCIENCE FICTION IS SCIENCE FACT
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SCIENCE FICTION IS THE NEW
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LCD LENSES
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Brain to brain interfaces
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THIRD EYE
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DO It Yourself
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your own MINI-ME
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Petri Dish Hamburger
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BIO HACKING
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RECODING LIFE
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NEW FORMS OF LIFE
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WHAT IS LIFE?
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ARE WE GODS NOW?
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CONCLUSION
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the INFORMATION REVOLUTION came
without an INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Technology is neither good nor
bad;
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Text

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the Genie is out of the bottle
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ACCELERATED CHANGE is the ONLY
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WE ARE ALL SUPERMAN
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Experiment and innovate
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QUESTIONS
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The document discusses big data and its implications. It notes that the amount of data created every few days now exceeds what was created from the dawn of civilization until 2003. It also discusses the three V's that define big data: volume, velocity and variety. The document outlines both the potential of big data, including enabling new forms of measurement and powering the next industrial revolution, as well as business opportunities it creates, such as using social analytics to predict customer behavior. It concludes by noting that the information revolution lacked an instruction manual and that accelerated change is the only constant.

The Dark Side of Social Media 2012

Sander Duivestein ✔

The Dark Side of Social Media 2012 is a trendreport that @duivestein and @BLO2M have written. This presentation accompanies the report. The Dutch version of the report can be downloaded here: http://bit.ly/AoRnCo An English version of the report will be available at the end of February 2012. Please follow us at http://www.twitter.com/duivestein and http://www.twitter.com/blo2m to get updates about our report. Aslo stay tuned for our book The App Effect, http://www.theappeffect.org

Sander Duivestein - Mobile Me

CommOnline

Analistenbureau Morgan Stanley voorspelt dat het mobiele web in de komende vijf jaar groter wordt dan het desktop web. Oftewel: dat internet meer via mobiele devices wordt gebruikt dan via 'normale' computers. Steeds meer mensen zijn bovendien in het bezit van twee mobiele telefoons: 1 zakelijk en 1 privé. In zeer korte tijd heeft mobiele media een enorme vlucht genomen. Kortom, mobiel is hot. Maar wat betekent dit nu? Voor individuen, voor organisaties en voor onze samenleving? En niet te vergeten: voor de communicatieprofessional?

Cairns Chamber of Commerce Presentation

Darryl King

This document discusses web strategy and new media. It emphasizes that having a web presence requires more than just a website, but developing relationships and conversations online. It stresses understanding your community and their needs, implementing appropriate technology to meet your goals, and continuously measuring and adapting your strategy. Managing your online brand, utilizing relevant social networks and tools, and focusing on outcomes over specific platforms or trends are also highlighted.

The new era of thinking and practice in change and transformation

NHS Improving Quality

Reboot 2012

Sander Duivestein

The document discusses how the global economy is transitioning from the mechanical age to the digital age of real-time information. It argues that the current economic system has become unsustainable and will face a total collapse, representing an opportunity to shape a new vision for the future. It also notes that the most adaptable entities will survive the crisis and global changes will require organizations to develop a new nature.

Leading large scale change Helen Bevan

NHS Improving Quality

APICS Peel Agile Introduction

Jason Little

The document discusses modern practices for managing today's workforce, specifically focusing on agile practices. It summarizes the history of agile, from influences like Deming and Toyota in the 1920s-1980s to the official creation of the Agile Manifesto in 2001. It then discusses why agile is important now and common barriers to agile adoption. The presentation provides an overview of core agile principles and practices and suggests moving away from top-down control toward more distributed, autonomous teams and a focus on organizational agility and co-created change.

This document appears to be a list of trending topics from @DUIVESTEIN covering technology, media, and societal changes predicted for 2020. The topics include smart devices and the internet of things, wearable technology, smart cities, robotics, driverless cars, AI, and the potential impacts of computers replacing many jobs. The document promotes @DUIVESTEIN's services related to trend analysis and forecasting.

Media 2012

Danny Steve

The document discusses the challenges and negative impacts of social media and information overload in society. It notes that technology has changed how people think and interact without providing proper guidelines. Issues addressed include information addiction, filter bubbles, loneliness, mental health impacts, memory problems, loss of privacy, and information overconsumption. The document argues that social connections are the new form of capital and that better information filters are needed to manage data flows rather than viewing it as purely an overload problem. It provides contact details for the authors to learn more about their perspectives on these issues.

Data Pioneers - Sander Duivestein (ViNT) - Future of Data

Multiscope

The document discusses several topics related to data, computing, and technology. It notes that the amount of data created every day is growing exponentially and will soon be at 5 exabytes every few minutes. This massive amount of data comes in different formats and is generated at increasing speeds. It also discusses how data and information are becoming more valuable resources and how technology is extending human capabilities by being ubiquitous and embedded in our environments. The future will see a greater focus on intention, augmented humanity through new interfaces, and ensuring technology empowers instead of overwhelms people.

Internet of Things: Things that Think

Thomas van manen

The document discusses the evolution of smart, connected devices and things from passive objects to responsive and anticipatory networks to autonomous intelligent systems. It outlines three lines of development: passive dumb objects, responsive anticipatory objects and networks, and autonomous intelligent objects, networks and systems. It also notes challenges around a lack of standardization and protocols, user overload, and privacy/security issues. Finally, it advocates a focus on intelligent systems and services rather than individual devices.

Big Data - The art of the possible

Erik van Ommeren

The document discusses the potential of big data and how data science can be used to predict customer behavior and outcomes. It notes big data will transform our lives and work, touching on predictive crime analysis, personalized customer experiences, and how data defines personal identities and can trigger actions. The document advocates getting ready to take advantage of these changes and opportunities that big data brings.

Data Driven Business with Big Data

Thomas van manen

The document discusses the growing amount of data being created and how new technologies like cloud, social media, mobile, and analytics are fueling unprecedented data growth. It emphasizes that social media is a major driver of big data and describes how companies can analyze social media data to gain insights. Finally, it discusses privacy issues raised by big data and proposes solutions like personal data lockers and vendor relationship management to help individuals maintain control over their data.

Last Generation

theappeffect

The document discusses how technology is rapidly changing society and our way of life. Younger generations known as "digital natives" have never known a world without the internet and are fluent in new technologies. However, technology is also overloading our brains with information and fragmenting social connections. It raises questions about who controls information flow and how addictive digital devices have become for many. Overall it explores both the opportunities and challenges of living in an increasingly technology-driven world.

2013 Year of the #Selfie

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Big Data 2011

Sander Duivestein ✔

The document discusses how information and technology are transforming our world. It describes how information has become highly addictive due to apps and social media, and how this affects control and engagement. It suggests we are moving from an atomic to a digital world where data is the new oil and everything is connected in real-time. New interfaces like brain-computer interfaces and skin interfaces will become more common as technology extends human capabilities. The conclusion is that people are increasingly people of the screen and that businesses need to innovate and experiment with emerging technologies.

Reboot 2020

Sander Duivestein ✔

This document discusses trends related to information and technology in 2020 and beyond. It notes that information has become the new currency and emotion, and that technology is accelerating social changes. Key trends examined include the rise of real-time communication and media, collaboration enabled by cloud technologies, the growing importance of data and its uses, and the development of augmented reality and brain interfaces that could merge humans with technology. The document also examines challenges like information overload, loss of privacy, and the potential dark side of these technological changes.

Reboot 2020

Sander Duivestein ✔

The document discusses trends in technology and society. It notes that technology is accelerating social change and that people are now in control through social media and real-time communication. Data has become a valuable commodity, and privacy issues are increasingly important. The future will involve a transition from physical "atoms" to digital "bits." Social graphs and interest graphs are becoming more important on the evolving web. Big data and understanding the future will rely on gaining wisdom from information. Our tools increasingly shape us, and the brain is adapting to new technologies.

Sander Duivestein bij CMNL 23 juni 2011

Dolfijn Business (Evert Jan van Hasselt)

The document discusses how society is shifting from an industrial economy based on physical or "atom" resources to an information-based or "bits" economy. It notes that younger generations have grown up with digital technologies and there is now a large technological gap between older and younger generations. Additionally, the document addresses several issues that have arisen from the information age, such as information overload, loss of attention, filter bubbles, and challenges around privacy and control of personal data.

Digital Transformation Before and After Seminar, 11th August, Melbourne.

Precedent

Gamification: Play is the Future of Work

Thomas van manen

It’s Not You, It’s Me: Navigating the Visual Social Sharing Culture

Skye Sant

[A version of my presentation given to Denver Digital Summit 2014] With Instagram having an estimated 4.5 million daily photo-shares and Pinterest being the web’s third largest traffic referral source, clearly we're in the middle of a visual content revolution. But visual social sharing sites are part of a new cultural paradigm and the prosumer revolutionaries who use them won’t respond to the traditional ways of marketing. It's not about the tools or the platform - it’s all in using the right approach. What are the rules of this new digital culture? What does this audience crave, and what will turn them off? Who's doing it right? And most importantly: how can companies leverage this knowledge to organically amplify their brand reach? (Works Cited in the comments and at http://easybib.com/key/aa2440)

How To Grow Business and Thrive with Social Media

CA Nimsoft

Companies that ‘get’ social media are growing rapidly and effectively stealing market share from those that are slow to adapt. But marketers are only now beginning to separate fact from fiction. In this presentation, we walk through the steps required to build a social strategy and share examples of how Nimsoft has grown its audience, increased engagement, and helped drive demand generation using social media. For more information, visit: http://www.nimsoft.com.

Digital Transformation 'Before and After' - 27th October, London

Precedent

Evidenced by ‘before and after’ case studies from famous brands and major organisations, Lindsay Herbert (Global Head of Digital) explores how you can build a digital culture and achieve your organisation’s own digital transformation. You’ll learn about: - The three stages of digital transformation - The top six global trends affecting all sectors and industries - How to craft your own digital vision in order to enhance customer experience, gain competitive advantage, improve engagement and drive down the cost to serve Lindsay will also share behind-the-scenes insights from Precedent's own transformation programmes, working with clients such as the British Heart Foundation, the University of Aberdeen and Blackrock.

Digital Transformation 'Before and After' -14th October, Edinburgh

Precedent

Evidenced by ‘before and after’ case studies from famous brands and major organisations, Lindsay Herbert (Global Head of Digital) and Cory Hughes (Digital Experience Director) will explore how you can build a digital culture and achieve your organisation’s own digital transformation. You’ll learn: - The three stages of digital transformation - The top six global trends affecting all sectors and industries - How to craft your own digital vision in order to enhance customer experience, gain competitive advantage, improve engagement and drive down the cost to serve Lindsay and Cory will also share behind-the-scenes insights from Precedent's own transformation programmes, working with clients such as the British Heart Foundation, the University of Aberdeen and Blackrock.

Digital Transformation 'Before and After' seminar - 3rd November, London

Precedent

Evidenced by ‘before and after’ case studies from famous brands and major organisations, Lindsay Herbert (Global Head of Digital) will explore how you can build a digital culture and achieve your organisation’s own digital transformation. You’ll learn about: - The three stages of digital transformation - The top six global trends affecting all sectors and industries - How to craft your own digital vision in order to enhance customer experience, gain competitive advantage, improve engagement and drive down the cost to serve Lindsay will also share behind-the-scenes insights from Precedent's own transformation programmes, working with clients such as the British Heart Foundation, the University of Aberdeen and Blackrock.

Hype research session 17/03/2015

Stephanie1301

This document provides an overview of a market research session conducted by INSITES Consulting and Boondoggle. It introduces Kristel Vanderlinden from Boondoggle and Timo Vandemaele from INSITES. The session discusses how research can help rather than hinder the creative process. Various research techniques and how they can be applied at different stages are presented, with an emphasis on combining qualitative and quantitative methods.

Nell Watson - IT Innovation Day 2016

Sander Duivestein

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