TrailBlazers - Australian Rural Leaders - Craig Rispin Workshop Slides Feb 23 2015
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This document discusses the accelerating pace of technological change and its impact across industries and societies. It notes that while technology changes exponentially, people often think linearly. As a result, many business models are outdated. The document outlines many areas that have seen massive changes in just the last three years, including mobility, cloud computing, big data, and the internet of things. It emphasizes that innovation is now imperative for business survival and discusses different types of innovation as well as barriers to innovation.
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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
- 5. We Live in Times of Accelerating Change
- 7. Every Industry in Every Country has Seen Massive Change
- 9. Many of Us Still Operate a Business Model Invented in the 1600s
- 12. People Business Technology Life Sciences W ork/Life Shift Acceleration Age Gap Education Re-Engineering Global Mobility Free Agency End of Retirement Emerging Models Outrageous Outsourcing Marketing Megatrend Innovation Imperative Speed & Size Cloud Computing Security Scare Coworking & Collaboration Massively Mobile Internet of Things Big Data
- 13. What was Sci-Fi Just a Few Years Ago...
- 19. Has Another Sci-Fi Film Inspired the Next Inventors?
- 23. Did You Know?
- 25. Discuss with a Partner: What Did You Find Most Surprising in the Video?
- 26. “If change is happening on the outside faster than on the inside - the end is in sight.” -Jack Welch
- 27. As Some Opportunities Sunset...
- 28. U.S. Consumer Media Consumption Share
- 31. Individuals Can Now Do... What Companies Used to Do
- 32. Companies Can Now Do... What Countries Used to Do
- 33. What Will You Do?
- 36. At Least Wide Format Printing is Massive!
- 41. Massively Mobile
- 50. How Big is Mobile Today? 7B People in the World 6.8B Mobile Subscribers 1.5B 3G/LTE Subscribers
- 51. 97%Phones per 100 Citizens
- 53. How Many Mobile Internet Devices in Your House?
- 57. The Future of Mobile is Massive!
- 63. This is Leading Many Organisations to Have a ‘Mobile First Policy’...
- 64. Innovation Imperative: The Ultimate Survival Tool
- 66. “Innovation is creativity applied for a commercial gain.”
- 67. “The term innovation means a new way of doing something. It may refer to incremental, radical, and revolutionary changes in thinking, products, processes, or organisations.” Max Mckeown - Financial Times
- 68. Take a Broader View on Innovation...
- 69. 10 Types of Innovation Business Model Networks & Alliances Human Capital Core Processes s Channel Management Service Offering Product Systems Product & Performance Brand Promise Customer Experience
- 71. Exploitation vs Exploration Exploitation: Ongoing execution of learned successful behaviours - business as usual. Exploration: Search for new ideas and behaviors to revitalise business.
- 74. The Internet of Things: 50 Billion Devices by 2020?
- 75. MWC IoT: 50 Billion Is Only the Beginning!
- 79. What Year Does the Number of Devices on the Internet Exceed Number of People?
- 81. 2006
- 82. Confidential and Proprietary space150 ©2013 iBeacon was created to enable your phone to do things when you’re close to a specific location like alert you when you’re in front of this Apple Store image source: Apple
- 86. V2V: Will Be Mandated in All New Vehicles by 2017
- 93. Deloitte was asked by Google Australia to quantify the value of greater workplace collaboration, and the number is big: $46 billion per year – the value of faster- growing, profitable businesses with collaboration at their core $9.3 billion per year – additional value if companies make the most of opportunities to collaborate more.
- 94. Companies that prioritise collaboration: 5X more likely to experience a considerable increase in employment 2X as likely to be profitable 2X as likely to outgrow competitors 1/2 of Australian businesses have no collaboration strategy
- 95. Successful Collaboration Ultimately Can Change The Core Strategy And Social Purpose Of The Business Enterprise Michael Porter, et al
- 96. But...
- 97. Transformational Collaboration Requires A Commitment To Build And Sustain Relationships Over The Longer Term
- 98. Executives Must Possess A System-level Understanding Of Societal And Environmental Changes That Are Transforming The Global Economy
- 99. The Origin of the Mastermind Group
- 100. The Peer Discussion Group Becomes a Marketing Group
- 101. Let Me Ask You This Q: Who’s the Top X in the Your Area?
- 102. What About a Buying Group?
- 105. Coworking
- 115. Trust Economy
- 116. 1 Billion Names are Googled Every Day
- 117. There Are No More Blind Dates...
- 121. SEO is Dead (or Dying) Paid Placement & Social Proof Rules