It is not by accident that we are seeing the confluence of BYOD, The Internet of Things, Social Networks and The Cloud. Today’s Internet will not scale and satisfy the needs of society in the near or far future. The era of sitting at a PC in an office is coming to an end, as are DIY company networks, IT Departments, and the formal structures of organization inherited from the first Industrial Revolution. The way we design, produce, manufacture, supply, live, work and play have to change to realize sustainable future for all peoples. Embracing new technologies that span all food and artifact production and service delivery is our only option, and ubiquitous flexibility and adaptability are necessary at every stage of use and consumption. This also dictates that everything is on-line and connected, and the resulting (BIG) data employed to maximize use and utility whilst minimizing waste. None of this is a fad or fashion, they are definite, related, and interdependent needs.

1. WHYThe Cloud
Everything On Line ?
Social Networks ?
Big Data ?
BYOD ?
is far more than a crap shoot !
COCHRANE
a s s o c i a t e s
Peter Cochrane
cochrane.org.uk
ca-global.org
Monday, 24 June 13

2. S H O R T
ANSWER
The internet
won’t scale
M a n a g e m e n t /
work practices
wo n ’t s c a l e
Sustainability cannot be achieved
without big changes to the way we
compute, communicate, control...
Monday, 24 June 13

3. S I D E
SHOWS
- Security
- The Law
- Regulators
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4. L A W S A N D
R E G U L A T I O N
Entirely human
constructs that
are always up
for change,
or often,
very easily
‘circumvented’
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5. C L O U D
S E C U R I T Y
The Cloud/Clouds are inherently more
secure than any other network we have
experienced before...
Monday, 24 June 13

6. THE
CLOUD
F a r m o r e
fundamental
than
cutting the
w i r e s a n d
even more
mobility
Monday, 24 June 13

7. W H A T
WE DO
TODAY
~2nB People
have all this
~4nB
People only
have a mobile
Today’s internet cannot support 7Bn with all this
+ a lot more - it does not scale...it will grind to a halt
Monday, 24 June 13

8. I N T E R N E T
INEFFICIENCY
An eMail can
circumnavigate
the planet to
connect two
people 1km
apart...and it
works for 6Bn
people...but...
Monday, 24 June 13

9. INTERNET
TODAY
Slowing down
Unreliable
Insecure
Inefficient
Eco Unfriendly
Unfit for the future
Monday, 24 June 13

10. EVERYTHING MOBILE ON
LINE & COMMUNICATING
~ 50 - 100Bn things/
entities demanding
connectivity
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11. THE
BASICS
People, machines,
personal devices,
vehicles, sensors,
tags et al need
rapid, reliably,
communication
with minimal
latency
+++
Monday, 24 June 13

12. THE CLOUD
The only technology that ticks all the boxes of
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13. Monday, 24 June 13

14. e
eterminant
The journey to the edge
The rise of the individual
Autonomy resurrected
True empowerment
Real responsibility
Net creativity
Net power
Work 2.0
Life 2.0
Health 2.0
Industry 2.0
Sustainability 2.0
A r t i s a n s re b o r n
Monday, 24 June 13

15. T H E E N D
OF AN ERA
Going to an office
and sitting at a PC
has run its course,
and big changes in
life, work & play
are underway
driven by need
and technology....
Monday, 24 June 13

16. N E W M O D E S
FO R P EOPLE
& COMPANIES
A move to a
more organic,
& evolutionary
living/working
style...
...unbounded/chaotic/
out of control
Monday, 24 June 13

17. BYOD
SOCIAL
NETS
BIG
DATA
MOBILE
WORKING
DISTRIBUTED
TEAMS
SHORTER WORK
ASSIGNMENTS
NOT A
COINCIDENCE !
Monday, 24 June 13

18. NetworkedGlobalization
New Tech
Industry 2.0
Eco Demands
Sustainability
Business Models
F O R C E S
AT WORK
Limits to human understanding
physical & mental
abilities
Autom
ation
M
achine
Collaboration
A I
Automation New Materials Nano
BioRobotics
Monday, 24 June 13

19. PRINTED
PRODUCTS
GROWN
PRODUCTS
Shaping and programming materials instead of cutting
and shaping, reusing and reshaping at minimal energy
instead of producing, using and scrapping...
Monday, 24 June 13

20. INDUSTRIAL
P R I N T I N G
Automobile
Aerospace
Prosthetic
Defense
Medical
Toys
Jewelry
Appliances
Instruments
Architecture
Components
a gradual and progressive migration
toward shipping designs instead of
physical objects
Monday, 24 June 13

21. CLOUDS IN
CLOUDS
This leads to a world of products
‘tagged’ to record and report their
history, use,location, reuse, return and
recycling with near 100% material
recovery...
...in order to maximize
potential and reduce
waste/energy...
1000s
of
Clouds
Monday, 24 June 13

22. THINGS THAT
L I N K T H I N K
And Networks//Clouds will
become far more biological and
alive - self determining - with
emergent behaviours the norm
Monday, 24 June 13

23. ROBOT
D R O N E S
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24. ROBOT
F A R M E R S
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25. THE BIG
U P S I D E
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26. M U L T I F A C I T E D
O P P O R T U N I T I E S
F O R P O S I T I V E C H A N G E
Monday, 24 June 13

27. N E W
W O R L D
O R D E R ?
Employment
Education
Economy
Medicine
Industry
Training
Health
Living
Work
Care
Play
....global stability through the equitable
use and deployment of all resources
including human capital...without
destrying the environment and
depleting supplies of finite resources
Monday, 24 June 13

28. THE BIGGEST
C O M P O N E N T O F
S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y ?
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29. DISTRIBUTED
S Y M B I O S I S
We (all) need a partnership with machines to help us
cope with a growing list of complexities way out of our
league and capacity as individuals or a groups: Genome,
Protein,Weather, Resources, Economics, Data, Conflict +++
Monday, 24 June 13

30. A I A S A
S E R V I C E
WATSON
Monday, 24 June 13

31. P O W E R I N G
M E D I C I N E
A N D C A R E
Better diagnosis, treatment & care
Improved survival rates and lives
Reductions in ‘digital deaths’
Monday, 24 June 13

32. Thank You
cochrane.org.uk
ca-global.org
C O C H R A N E
a s s o c i a t e s
Monday, 24 June 13