The document discusses emerging trends in technology including the exponential pace of change, the rise of mobile devices, virtual and augmented reality, the internet of things, robots, big data, and opportunities in life sciences. It notes that what was once science fiction is now reality and within 40 years many predictions about advancements in areas like 3D printed organs may come to pass. The presentation encourages attendees to consider how these trends could impact their organizations and to have a mobile first policy.

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3. “Craig we’ve seen more
change in the last 3 years
than in the last 30.”

4. Technology Changes
Exponentially
People Think Linearly

7. People
Business Technology
Life Sciences
W
ork/Life Shift
Acceleration
Youth
Unemployed
Education
Re-Engineering
Global
Mobility
Free
Agency
End of
Retirement
Emerging Models
Outrageous
Outsourcing
Marketing
Megatrend
Innovation
Imperative
Speed & Size
Cloud
Computing
Robots
Rise
Coworking &
Collaboration
Mobile
Madness
Internet of
Things
Big Data

8. Did You Know?

9. 7%

11. 40%

13. Did You Know -
That in 2028?
Video Discussion

15. Discuss with a Partner:
What Did You Find Most
Interesting in the Video?

16. What Was Science Fiction
a Few Years Ago...

22. People
Business Technology
Life Sciences
W
ork/Life Shift
Acceleration
Youth
Unemployed
Education
Re-Engineering
Global
Mobility
Free
Agency
End of
Retirement
Emerging Models
Outrageous
Outsourcing
Marketing
Megatrend
Innovation
Imperative
Speed & Size
Cloud
Computing
Robots
Rise
Coworking &
Collaboration
Mobile
Madness
Internet of
Things
Big Data

23. Massively Mobile

31. How Big is Mobile Today?
7B People in the World
6.8B Mobile Subscribers
1.5B 3G/LTE Subscribers

32. 1.8 Billion Mobiles
Sold in 2013

33. 97%Phones per 100 Citizens

34. Global PC (Desktop / Notebook) and Tablet Shipments by Quarter
Q1:95 – Q4:13
0
20
40
60
80
Q1:95 Q1:97 Q1:99 Q1:01 Q1:03 Q1:05 Q1:07 Q1:09 Q1:11 Q1:13
GlobalUnitsShipped(MMs)
Desktop PCs Notebook PCs Tablets

35. Money
Access
Body
Engines
Metering
Control
Security

37. This is Leading
Many Oganisations
to Have a‘Mobile
First’ Policy...

38. How Many of You Have
Deployed iPads for Doctors,
Nurses, Staff and Patients?

44. The Future of
mHealth Will
Blow Your Mind!

49. Discuss:
Do You Have a
Mobile First Policy
For Your
Organisation?

50. Training Trends

51. Serious Play:
Gamified Learning
Simulations
VR & AR

52. Gamification:
Evidence-Based Learning

54. In summary, the current empirical
research on gamification largely
supports the popular view that,
indeed, gamification does produce
positive effects, but many caveats
exist (see e.g. Hamari 2013)

55. Most frequently, the studies bring
forth three categories of caveats:
the context of gamification,
qualities of the users using the
system and possible novelty effects.

56. Simulations

59. VR -
Virtual Reality

60. CliniSpace Making Learning Work

61. Learning in award-winning simulations of authentic medical environments

62. When learning from
real life is dangerous
• Earthquakes and explosions
causing mass casualty
• Chemical and biological
hazards that imperil the rescuer
• New infections that cross the
globe in a day
- use simulation to
present authentic work
environments

63. When the information
is critical but routine
• Roll out a change in infection
prevention policy to 10,000
nurses in your clinics
• Teach pre-surgery patients how
to bathe to prevent hospital-
acquired infection
• Show nurses a structured
communication that maximizes
transfer of relevant information
to physicians
- use simulation to
engage them in action

64. When communication
is critical but difficult
• Giving bad news
• Working with a difficult patient
• Handoff at shift change
• Reporting up the hierarchy
• Asserting a concern
- use simulation to role
play during dialog
practice

67. AR -
Augmented Reality

69. Microsoft Hololens

72. Magic Leap &
WETA Workshop!

75. The Internet of Things:
50 Billion Devices
by 2020?

76. MWC IoT: 50 Billion Is Only the Beginning!

77. Personal Health Monitoring

78. Remote Monitoring Device...

80. Ultra-Sensitive Electrical Biosensor Unlocks
Potential for Instant Diagnostic Devices
Source: University of California, Santa Barbara April 17, 2012

82. Edible Chip - Proteus Biomedical

83. Discuss:
How Could You Use
The Internet of Things
in Your Organisation?

84. Robots Rise:
in Healthcare
Globally

85. Healthcare Robots

86. Robotic Infection Control

87. TeleHealth Robots

88. Pepper - Social Robot by Mobile Co.

89. Big Data:
Data Scientists & Bioinformatics

92. Meet David McCandless:

93. What’s This a Chart of?
It’s the Facebook Breakup Chart

97. Personal Health Monitoring

98. Patient Monitoring Device...

99. Ultra-Sensitive Electrical Biosensor Unlocks
Potential for Instant Diagnostic Devices
Source: University of California, Santa Barbara April 17, 2012

101. Life Sciences:
The 40 Year Opportunity...
To Serve

102. Juan Enriquez

103. “40 years ago, if I
told you...”

107. Edible Chip - Proteus Biomedical

113. 3D Printed Organs

114. People
Business Technology
Life Sciences
W
ork/Life Shift
Acceleration
Youth
Unemployed
Education
Re-Engineering
Global
Mobility
Free
Agency
End of
Retirement
Emerging Models
Outrageous
Outsourcing
Marketing
Megatrend
Innovation
Imperative
Speed & Size
Cloud
Computing
Robots
Rise
Coworking &
Collaboration
Mobile
Madness
Internet of
Things
Big Data

115. Imagining the Future:
What will ICT deliver?
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