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The document discusses how the world is currently undergoing a period of transition driven by emerging technologies. Some of the major trends discussed include the rise of robotics, the sharing economy, and innovating to reduce environmental impact to zero. The transition will be shaped by a movement towards more circular and sustainable systems that are adaptive to human needs. Organizations that can effectively connect with society and embrace this change will be well positioned for the future.
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- 1. ‘Era of transition’ Disrupt or be disrupted Tony Bosma: Futurist / Trendwatcher / Extend Limits / www.extendlimits.nl / twi;er:@tonybosma / (+31) 06-‐29081352 Example slidedeck futurist / trendwatcher Tony Bosma
- 4. Wedo not seethingsas theyare, we seethings as weare (source: Anais Nin)
- 6. Transition
- 7. The riseof a circular and meaningful economypowered by a differentmindset
- 8. Technology and the network make the transition to become adaptive towards humans
- 9. Transparency Transreality Urbanization Innovating to Zero Diffusion of Power Sharing economy More with less Rise of robotics Fast tech - slow life
- 10. Organizations which are able to connect with society will be the winners of tomorrow
- 11. Not a ‘zeitgeist’ of change but a change of ‘zeitgeist’
- 13. The future is bright if we look at it from a different perspective
- 14. We miss the big picture(source: Ray Kurzweil 2010)
- 17. Right here, right now There's no other place that I'd rather be Right here, right now Watching the world wake up from history
- 18. The changes we are undergoing are so profound that they are impacting the fundamentals of life (Alvin Toffler, 2009)
- 24. Redefinition
- 25. Create new institutions/ models Change the rules Doing only good Circular and resilience Adress the system that creates the problems Save the world Be exception to the rules Doing less bad Sustainability Fix specific problems (hunger, climate change...)
- 26. The only sustainablegrowth will come from redefiningyour world
- 27. Meaningful and Circular economy
- 28. With people Preventive Open / accessible Ad hoc realtime Human Access For people Reactive Privacy / closed Loyalty System Ownership
- 29. to knowledge to communication to technology to funding
- 30. People expect too muchin 1year, and not enough in 10years
- 33. Shanghai
- 34. ShanghaiShanghai
- 39. World population: 6.071 billion (source: United Nations) 6.933 billion Internet users (worldwide): 361 million(source: Internet world stats) 1.96 billion Mobile subscriptions: 719 million (source: United Nations) 5.3 billion
- 40. People killed by natural disaster: 17.000 (Source: Swiss Reinsurance company) 260.000 Economic loss from natural disasters: 38 billion (Source: The Globe, USA Today) 222 billion Average price barrel oil: 28 dollar (Source: United Nations) 64 dollar
- 41. 2010: 1,9 billion people(Source: United Nations) 2020: 5 billionpeople 2010: 575 millioncomputers (Source: United Nations) 2020: Billions of connected sensors
- 42. 2007: 500 million internet-connected devices - about 1 for every 20 people on the planet 2010, 35billion, or about 5per person By 2013, maygrow to 1trilliondevices, or 140 devices per person (source: Cisco jan. 2011)
- 44. Singularity
- 45. Merge of humans and technology
- 46. We now relyon "external brains"(cell phones and computers) to communicate, remember, even live out secondarylives (bron: Amber Case, 2010)
- 53. In Brazil and India, machines are starting to do primary care, because there’s no labor to do it. They may be better than doctors
- 54. In Brazil and India, machines are starting to do primary care, because there’s no labor to do it. They may be better than doctors
- 55. In Brazil and India, machines are starting to do primary care, because there’s no labor to do it. They may be better than doctors
- 56. Humans are facing the prospect of being completelyout- competedby their owncreations
- 67. Our biggest challenge is not technological,it is to use technology in favor off all human kind
- 68. It is about connect the seamlessly unconnected events in the world to get a view on what is happening
- 69. Maker revolution
- 78. Rise of robotics
- 82. Rise of the sharing economy
- 88. GM recycles about 90 percent of its manufacturing waste.
- 89. GM recycles about 90 percent of its manufacturing waste.
- 90. GM recycles about 90 percent of its manufacturing waste.
- 91. GM recycles about 90 percent of its manufacturing waste.
- 96. Life begins at the endof your comfortzone (Neale Wealsh)
- 97. You will only make a difference by doing not by saying!
- 99. Interested in a keynote, contact me! Tony Bosma Trendwatcher/Futurist +31 6 -‐ 290 813 52 tony@extendlimits.nl Website: www.tonybosma.nl Blog: www.extendlimits.nl Twi;er: @tonybosma Skype: Tony Bosma LinkedIn: Extend Limits – Tony Bosma This an example slidedeck, discussed trends and cases are always being adjusted to the audience! More info see also www.extendlimits.nl