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Chapter 1
Setting the Stage:
Technology and the Modern Enterprise
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Learning ObjectivesAppreciate how in the past decade, technology has helped bring about radical changes across industries and throughout societies Name firms across hardware, software, and Internet businesses that were founded by people in their twenties (or younger)
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Learning ObjectivesAppreciate the degree to which technology has permeated every management disciplineSee that tech careers are varied, richly rewarding, and poised for continued growthUnderstand the structure of this text, the issues and examples that will be introduced, and why they are important
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Tech’s Tectonic Shift:
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Think like it's 2014.
- 1. Presents Think like it’s 2014. Paul Barter VP, Research @barterpaul Jeff DeChambeau Senior Analyst @jeffdechambeau
- 2. 1996.
- 4. In 1996… Paul Barter Jeff DeChambeau
- 6. Speed: Price: Size: Name: 1.3-1.7 TFLOPS (!!!) $55,000,000 0.8 tennis courts ASCI RED
- 9. A new supercomputer appears… * * Possible scale
- 13. Meanwhile… Paul Completed Kellogg-Schulich MBA Adjunct Professor, Schulich MBA VP Strategy T4G Limited Consultant with New Paradigm Jeff At the University of Western Ontario Studying Physics & Philosophy Intern at New Paradigm
- 14. 8 years later…
- 15. (…today!)
- 17. Paul and Jeff at a glance Gen Y Baby Boomer Engineering Raised on Star Trek Strategy Grew up online GE Technology Kellogg-Schulich MBA Schulich MBA prof Raptors MS Excel Venture investor B.A. Philosophy T4G Limited Guest lecturer Elon Musk Game of Thrones Designer-entrepreneur Storytelling HTML/CSS/ JQuery
- 18. T4G in 30 seconds We design, develop, and implement technology solutions that help our customers run their businesses better. Analytics Digital Marketing Managed Services Omnichannel Custom Development
- 19. T4G Research
- 20. But wait, what about this? ASCI RED 1996 PS3 2006
- 21. Or this? ASCI RED 1996 PS3 2006 Your phone in 2016?
- 22. We need some context.
- 23. What about back in the day?
- 26. All of History: The Graph
- 27. What of it? + = The human brain plus exponential change equals disruption.
- 28. We all have mental models
- 30. Beware of dusty ideas.
- 31. There are many more possible combinations Which means much more change Our brains have never dealt with such incredibly fast change before This causes facts to expire Leading to misinformed decisions You need to keep your thinking up to date
- 32. Looking forward. Our goals today: Show you five big trends, how they’re changing the world, and what to do about it.
- 33. Today’s agenda Trend Impact 1 Exponential change Expiring facts 2 The 2nd internet revolution Responsive design* 3 The internet of things Big data 4 Managing the transition Privacy, security, and trust 5 The decline of interruption From STEM to STEAM
- 35. The second internet revolution Paul born Jeff born
- 37. What’s a general purpose technology? The next fortune.
- 39. “Responsive Design” Today Only responds to one context: the screen
- 40. But what about other contexts?
- 43. What type of user experience could you design?
- 44. You must provide compelling reasons to customers to get them to share their data.
- 46. Just the past couple weeks… Heart rate Activity Level Sleep Calories burned
- 47. Healthcare
- 48. Consumer data
- 51. What about all those data?
- 53. “More photos are taken every two minutes than in th all of the 19 century.”
- 54. 1. Structured 3. Unstructured 2. Semistructured
- 55. Structured
- 56. Semi-structured
- 57. Unstructured
- 60. All of History: The Graph
- 61. Traditional IT
- 62. New Tech Titans
- 63. Moving quicker Economies of scale More open And everything is interconnected
- 64. IT’s role hasn’t changed Security Privacy Manageability
- 67. You’re being trusted with their data. Take this responsibility seriously.
- 68. Lost data leads to lost advantage Data breaches erode trust The NSA is listening
- 70. The shape of a container determines what you can put inside it. Jonathan Blow
- 73. The shift from STEM to STEAM
- 76. How they do it
- 78. But make sure your product is good
- 79. Advice: Go back to first principles. Summary: Do stuff worth talking about.
- 80. Think like it’s 2014.
- 81. Our goals today… Show you five big trends, how they’re changing the world, and what to do about it.
- 83. If you buy the arguments, here’s how to keep up to date with T4G Research. t4g.com Or send us a note: Paul.Barter@T4G.com Jeff.DeChambeau@T4G.com