This document summarizes the history and growth of Tomorrowland festival from 2005 to 2014. It discusses how the festival evolved from initially attracting 10,000 visitors through word-of-mouth promotion to selling out two weekends with 360,000 total visitors in just one hour in 2014. It also outlines how Tomorrowland has expanded its global fan base through increasingly sophisticated digital marketing strategies and fostering a sense of community and shared values among its "People of Tomorrow." The challenges of maintaining quality, innovation, and security at such a large scale globally are also addressed.
This document discusses self-monitoring and personal informatics. It describes the author's experience with Graves' disease and how self-tracking could have helped detect changes earlier. It discusses motivations for self-tracking over time and challenges with long-term tracking. The research studied a group using a self-tracking device over 7 months and found most stopped after winter due to dependencies on the device and lack of routine formation. Considerations around data privacy, ethics and digital literacy in self-tracking are also covered.
The document discusses using behavioral design to make people's lives easier by influencing their choices through cues, guides, and choice architecture. It suggests predicting human errors and mapping behavior to provide evidence-based solutions that help people meet their needs of being healthy and saving money by choosing the correct products and procedures.
This document summarizes the history and growth of Tomorrowland festival from 2005 to 2014. It discusses how the festival evolved from initially attracting 10,000 visitors through word-of-mouth promotion to selling out two weekends with 360,000 total visitors in just one hour in 2014. It also outlines how Tomorrowland has expanded its global fan base through increasingly sophisticated digital marketing strategies and fostering a sense of community and shared values among its "People of Tomorrow." The challenges of maintaining quality, innovation, and security at such a large scale globally are also addressed.
This document discusses self-monitoring and personal informatics. It describes the author's experience with Graves' disease and how self-tracking could have helped detect changes earlier. It discusses motivations for self-tracking over time and challenges with long-term tracking. The research studied a group using a self-tracking device over 7 months and found most stopped after winter due to dependencies on the device and lack of routine formation. Considerations around data privacy, ethics and digital literacy in self-tracking are also covered.
The document discusses using behavioral design to make people's lives easier by influencing their choices through cues, guides, and choice architecture. It suggests predicting human errors and mapping behavior to provide evidence-based solutions that help people meet their needs of being healthy and saving money by choosing the correct products and procedures.
This document discusses Google's data-driven marketing solutions to help companies convert qualified audiences across different screens. It recommends using collected customer data and signals to segment audiences and personalize ads. Automated bidding and dynamic creative optimization are suggested to reach the right customer with the right message. Measurement and testing tools can evaluate campaign effectiveness across search, display, video and devices. Unifying marketing strategies on Google's platform is touted to improve workflow and maximize returns. Case studies demonstrate increased profits, conversions and customer views using these audience and automation solutions.
Duval Union is not an advertising agency but rather believes in specialized talent pods, intimate consumer knowledge, and entrepreneurship. It believes the advertising agency model is broken and brands need personalized engagement. Duval Union focuses on emerging industries and believes this is the age of entrepreneurs leading flexible, privately-owned organizations.
This document discusses the potential for bamboo as a sustainable building material, providing examples of bamboo architecture from around the world. It begins by outlining some of the limitations of conventional "green" building approaches and introduces the concept of a "blue economy" that is more innovative, job-creating, and learns from nature. Bamboo is highlighted as the "steel of the future" - it is strong, renewable, sequesters carbon, and has multiple uses. The document provides case studies of bamboo buildings including a community center, portable pods, and structures in Taiwan, Africa, and Europe to demonstrate bamboo's architectural applications and the design principles involved.
Meer weten over de gedachtegang achter deze presentatie aan het Smart City team van Den Haag zie dan het interview hieronder met Francesca Bria CTO Smart City of Barcelona City zij geeft mijn inziens de goede antwoorden voor belangrijke vragen:
1 Hoe kan technologie leiden tot meer participatie in democratische processen?
2 Wie zou de gegevens uit de slimme stad moeten bezitten en beheren?
3 Kunnen steden een model omarmen dat data socialiseert en nieuwe vormen van platformencoöperaties en democratische innovatie aanmoedigt?
http://beteve.cat/clip/terricoles-francesca-bria/
Workshop met ambtenaren uit sociaal domein, geo-informatie, informatiemanagement, ...
Doel: mindset smart city aanpak. Kunnen we de problemen/kansen/ideeën die we nu hebben oplossen met de 10 ingrediënten van een smart city? Resultaten van deze workshop zijn opgenomen tussen de slides!
Workshop gegeven door Esri NL en de Nationale Denktank tijdens het Innovatie Tafel Infrastructuur congres. Open Data en Big Data zijn de besproken thema's betreffende het thema mobiliteit
This document discusses Google's data-driven marketing solutions to help companies convert qualified audiences across different screens. It recommends using collected customer data and signals to segment audiences and personalize ads. Automated bidding and dynamic creative optimization are suggested to reach the right customer with the right message. Measurement and testing tools can evaluate campaign effectiveness across search, display, video and devices. Unifying marketing strategies on Google's platform is touted to improve workflow and maximize returns. Case studies demonstrate increased profits, conversions and customer views using these audience and automation solutions.
Duval Union is not an advertising agency but rather believes in specialized talent pods, intimate consumer knowledge, and entrepreneurship. It believes the advertising agency model is broken and brands need personalized engagement. Duval Union focuses on emerging industries and believes this is the age of entrepreneurs leading flexible, privately-owned organizations.
This document discusses the potential for bamboo as a sustainable building material, providing examples of bamboo architecture from around the world. It begins by outlining some of the limitations of conventional "green" building approaches and introduces the concept of a "blue economy" that is more innovative, job-creating, and learns from nature. Bamboo is highlighted as the "steel of the future" - it is strong, renewable, sequesters carbon, and has multiple uses. The document provides case studies of bamboo buildings including a community center, portable pods, and structures in Taiwan, Africa, and Europe to demonstrate bamboo's architectural applications and the design principles involved.
Meer weten over de gedachtegang achter deze presentatie aan het Smart City team van Den Haag zie dan het interview hieronder met Francesca Bria CTO Smart City of Barcelona City zij geeft mijn inziens de goede antwoorden voor belangrijke vragen:
1 Hoe kan technologie leiden tot meer participatie in democratische processen?
2 Wie zou de gegevens uit de slimme stad moeten bezitten en beheren?
3 Kunnen steden een model omarmen dat data socialiseert en nieuwe vormen van platformencoöperaties en democratische innovatie aanmoedigt?
http://beteve.cat/clip/terricoles-francesca-bria/
Workshop met ambtenaren uit sociaal domein, geo-informatie, informatiemanagement, ...
Doel: mindset smart city aanpak. Kunnen we de problemen/kansen/ideeën die we nu hebben oplossen met de 10 ingrediënten van een smart city? Resultaten van deze workshop zijn opgenomen tussen de slides!
Workshop gegeven door Esri NL en de Nationale Denktank tijdens het Innovatie Tafel Infrastructuur congres. Open Data en Big Data zijn de besproken thema's betreffende het thema mobiliteit
1. Technologie, IT en de stad voor de toekomst
@BartRosseau – Data en Informatie
Technologie, IT en de stad voor de toekomst
@BartRosseau – Data en Informatie
#tomorrowgov
13. Uitdaging
• Ideeën
• Actiebereidheid van mensen
• Samen complexe problemen aanpakken
• Rol van de overheid?
– Code Napoleon of The Government as a platform