This document discusses the transition from industrial work to post-industrial work. Some key points include: 1) Value in post-industrial work comes more from values than profit. Relationships shift from asymmetric to symmetric. 2) Work is becoming less about making things and more about connecting things through networks and platforms that create value through network effects rather than transactions. 3) Post-industrial work focuses more on solving context-specific problems through interaction and asking questions, rather than mass-produced solutions. This leads to an expansion of what work and problems can be.

1. @EskoKilpi
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2. designing post-industrial work
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3. the big shifts
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4. value grows from values
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5. profit over purpose
purpose over profit
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6. from asymmetric to symmetric
relations
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7. redesigning the old
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8. growth
productivity
meaning of work
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9. growth
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10. from growing what you have to
growing what you can do
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11. from supply side scaling up to
demand side network effects
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12. from making things to
connecting things
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13. productivity
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14. not doing more with less
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15. productivity is about creating
more value
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16. the word productivity equals the
word learning
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17. meaning of work
why work?
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18. work is not a task or a role
work is a relationship
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19. meaningful things
with meaningful people
in meaningful ways
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20. work is interaction between
interdependent people
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21. designing the new
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22. platforms
algorithms
contextuality
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23. platforms
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24. platforms as the new commons
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25. what assets were for the industrial
firm, network effects are for the
post-industrial platforms
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26. from transaction costs to
network effects
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27. from just scaling up
to scale and scope
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28. algorithms
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29. the biggest democratization of
productive capacity human beings
have ever encountered
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30. automation is not the first phase of
the post-industrial era but the last of
the industrial
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31. augmenting human cognitive
capability is the first
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32. natural language interfaces
agent based systems as the next OS
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33. new systems of distributed trust
changing government and politics?
blockchain?
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34. contextuality
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35. there are many problems
without mass solutions
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36. post-industrial work starts with
context specific interaction
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37. this is why conversational
commerce is so important
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38. industrial work created products.
post-industrial work creates
customers
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39. what could be the total opposite
of industrialism?
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40. unique time and place
process as product
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41. work is solving problems
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42. defining the problem
solving the problem
scaling up the solution
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43. learning is asking questions
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44. what kind of problems do you
solve?
what kind of questions do you ask?
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45. the industrial era was about reducing
choices. the post-industrial is about
an ontological expansion
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46. the platform economy
the algorithmic economy
the interactive economy
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47. www.kilpi.fi
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