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This document discusses how big data and new technologies will impact and change different aspects of life for Millennials in the US by 2020. It notes that big data can help communities know themselves better, create better programs, strengthen relationships, and spend money more efficiently. It also lists ways big data can improve health and wellness. However, the document also mentions some obstacles to overcome, such as security issues, balancing tradition with the future, varying adoption rates between generations, risk aversion, and investment.
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- 2. Millennials in theUS by 2020
- 5. "As this spacegrows larger, our understanding of nearly every aspect of life will change, from the minutia of our daily lives to more fundamental questions about identity, relationships and even our own security.” - Eric Schmidt, Google’s executive chairman
- 8. “Communications tools don'tget socially interesting until they get technologically boring.” - Clay Shirky, Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations
- 11. Ways big datawill help us • Know our community better • Create better programs • Create stronger relationships • Spend money more efficiently • Better health and wellness
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- 15. Marketing • Advancedtargeting • Storytelling • Amateur vs professional • Inbound marketing • You are what you publish • ROI driven marketing
- 16. Obstacles • Security • Future vs tradition • Adoption rates of different generations • Risk aversion • Investment
Editor's Notes
- #12 1.8 Zetabytes created last year or the equivalent of 200 billion 2 hr HD movies. This boom is in large part due to the explosion of user generated content and information about people. Sorting through this data and making sense of it is referred to as Big Data.
- #13 1.8 Zetabytes created last year or the equivalent of 200 billion 2 hr HD movies. This boom is in large part due to the explosion of user generated content and information about people. Sorting through this data and making sense of it is referred to as Big Data.
- #14 1.8 Zetabytes created last year or the equivalent of 200 billion 2 hr HD movies. This boom is in large part due to the explosion of user generated content and information about people. Sorting through this data and making sense of it is referred to as Big Data.