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BBC.com launches Future – the home of new trends ⇢

vahidmotlagh:

BBC.com launches Future – the home of new trends in the worlds of Science, Technology, Environment and Health

It is fabulous that so many are interested in the future - or at least are “pornographically” interested in the future - while so few are taking the steps to get there…

24 February 40 vahidmotlagh Permalink
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10 Top Innovation Trends by 100 Innovators

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Source: slideshare.net

20 October 102 Permalink
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emergentfutures: Robotic Labor Taking Over the World? You Bet – Here Are the Details With 9 million robots working in the world, and 4 million+ more scheduled to arrive next year, we’re clearly entering into a new age of automation. But will it bring a new era of unemployment with it? Full Story: Singularity Hub

emergentfutures:

Robotic Labor Taking Over the World? You Bet – Here Are the Details


With 9 million robots working in the world, and 4 million+ more scheduled to arrive next year, we’re clearly entering into a new age of automation. But will it bring a new era of unemployment with it?

Full Story: Singularity Hub


23 September 156 emergentfutures Permalink
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Since it doesn’t work in Tumblr I missed that it was an animated GIF. CLICK ON IT!!  fred-wilson: thirty years of the music business not sure why the animated gif isn’t working in tumblr, but click on the image to see the whole thing. it’s worth it

Since it doesn’t work in Tumblr I missed that it was an animated GIF. CLICK ON IT!! 

fred-wilson:

thirty years of the music business

not sure why the animated gif isn’t working in tumblr, but click on the image to see the whole thing. it’s worth it

Source: fred-wilson

24 August 207 emergentfutures Permalink
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An automotive trend report by Roland Berger Strategy Consultant looking at the megatrends until 2025 as well as creating scenarios and draw a number of conclusions. A couple of insights that I thought was interesting to share are turbulent electricity market will open up for new entrants and new business models when it comes to provide energy - a switch to electricity as fuel will open up for new business models for how to pay for mobility the automotive industry will see an increasing number of new OEMs breaking into the market with new business models, new low cost offers and new technology solutions  car ownership will decline in West due to young people interest in cars and the increase of other models for transportation while the car ownership will increase in BRICs the car as an IT platform will be open and standardized as well as a part of the always-on cloud (click on the image or go to http://www.rolandberger.com/media/pdf/Roland_Berger_Automotive_Landscape_2025_20110225.pdf to download short version PDF-report)

An automotive trend report by Roland Berger Strategy Consultant looking at the megatrends until 2025 as well as creating scenarios and draw a number of conclusions. A couple of insights that I thought was interesting to share are

  • turbulent electricity market will open up for new entrants and new business models when it comes to provide energy - a switch to electricity as fuel will open up for new business models for how to pay for mobility
  • the automotive industry will see an increasing number of new OEMs breaking into the market with new business models, new low cost offers and new technology solutions 
  • car ownership will decline in West due to young people interest in cars and the increase of other models for transportation while the car ownership will increase in BRICs
  • the car as an IT platform will be open and standardized as well as a part of the always-on cloud

(click on the image or go to http://www.rolandberger.com/media/pdf/Roland_Berger_Automotive_Landscape_2025_20110225.pdf to download short version PDF-report)

28 February 19 Permalink
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John Gerzema: The post-crisis consumer | Video on TED.com

An optimistic talk about a number of consumer value trends that signals that people are changing in the right direction:

  • Status shift from having things towards having liquidity
  • Shift towards ethics and fair play
  • Durable living - life is a marathon and not a sprint
  • Communities are becoming more important part of our lives and consumption

Source: ted.com%2Ftalks%2Fjohn_gerzema_the_post_crisis_consumer.html

29 October Permalink
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infoneernet: Hard Numbers Behind the Current and Coming Mobile Future Every year at Web 2.0 Summit, Morgan Stanley’s Mary Meeker does a fantastic whirlwind tour of economic and technology trends she’s watching, and in addition to a terrifying look at the US Income Statement, her presentation this year spent a lot of time looking at mobile trends. Mobile is the next “computer cycle” (think Mainframe, Mini, PC, Internet), and the numbers are just staggering. Seen at O’Reilly TOC

infoneernet:

Hard Numbers Behind the Current and Coming Mobile Future

Every year at Web 2.0 Summit, Morgan Stanley’s Mary Meeker does a fantastic whirlwind tour of economic and technology trends she’s watching, and in addition to a terrifying look at the US Income Statement, her presentation this year spent a lot of time looking at mobile trends. Mobile is the next “computer cycle” (think Mainframe, Mini, PC, Internet), and the numbers are just staggering.

Seen at O’Reilly TOC

21 October 2 infoneer-pulse Permalink
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