How To Think About Disruption
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Slides from Jeff DeChambeau's guest lecture at the Richard Ivey School of Business on Philosophy, technology, disruption, and what to expect from the future.
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How To Think About Disruption
- 2. Jeff DeChambeau B.A. Philosophy, Western University Senior Analyst, T4G Limited
- 3. Here we are
- 4. The end of internet jerks big data, social networks, science, Valve, organization design, user experience Codename: Space Mongoose marketing, innovation, IT, consumerization, disruption, open source, agility Beware the bananas disruption, technology, Google, Apple, mp3s, record labels, DC++, bananas
- 5. 2004 Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Starcraft, Diablo 3, Chess, ICQ, HTML/CSS, Photoshop, Wordpress, FTP, Forums
- 6. One day I heard a story. 2004
- 8. Why tell this story?
- 9. Since 1979 Internet PC/laptop computers Mobile phones E-mail DNA testing and sequencing MRI scans Microprocessors Fiber optics Office software Non-invasive surgery Open source software Light emitting diodes Liquid crystal display GPS systems Online shopping/ecommerce/auctions JPEG, MPEG, MP3 Microfinance Photovoltaic Solar Energy Large scale wind turbines Social networking via the Internet Graphic user interface (GUI) Digital photography/videography RFID and applications Genetically modified plants Bio fuels Bar codes and scanners ATMs Stents SRAM flash memory Antiretroviral treatment for AIDS
- 10. Since 2011
- 14. Compare
- 17. What’s going on here?
- 19. Past Present (real) And miss the future
- 21. Past Present And miss again Future (real)
- 22. Past Present FutureWhat’s going on here?
- 23. Linear predictions no longer work.
- 24. We need to think exponentially.
- 26. The world is changing faster than ever.
- 27. OK. So?
- 29. Copied thinking + Exponential change Disruption
- 30. 2006
- 31. The moral We mimic the behaviour of others. This also mimics their thinking. Change is invalidating old thinking, fast. Don’t be a monkey.
- 32. Switched from Physics to Philosophy Well known internet user Student leadership & residence internet commissioner 2006
- 35. Graduated from Western with a BA in Philosophy Joined New Paradigm, Don Tapscott’s think tank Found cool ideas, sold them to big companies 2008
- 37. A case study:
- 43. Problem: Online, people are often jerks.
- 44. The end of internet jerks big data, social networks, science, Valve, organization design, user experience Codename: Space Mongoose marketing, innovation, IT, consumerization, disruption, open source, agility Beware the bananas technology, Google, Apple, xn, mp3s, record labels, DC++, bananas
- 51. Cool. So? We can design (and improve) behaviour. We can capture data like never before. Feedback is really important. Go back to basics. (The scientific method!)
- 52. 2008
- 54. 2011
- 55. T4G in 30 seconds We design, develop, and implement technology solutions that help our customers run their businesses better. Analytics Digital Marketing Managed Services Omnichannel Custom Development
- 56. T4G Research
- 57. We think about the future.
- 58. Today
- 59. The end of internet jerks big data, social networks, science, Valve, organization design, user experience Codename: Space Mongoose marketing, innovation, IT, consumerization, disruption, open source, agility Beware the bananas technology, Google, Apple, xn, mp3s, record labels, DC++, bananas
- 69. And? Spend time, not money. Incredible tools are free (or cheap). If you know a better way, prove it. Don’t ask for permission. Pick absurd goals.
- 70. One more thing…
- 71. Watch out for WALL-E employment, skills, machine learning, Jeopardy, robots, drones, The Matrix
- 77. Just an issue for manual labour, right?
- 78. Wrong.
- 90. These are your tools to create a better world. Just remember:
- 91. Pick absurd goals. Go back to basics. Don’t be a monkey.