Respond.Shift.Present.Invoke
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Den Haag Inspiration Event 2014 Keynote: In the recent past, we've seen science fiction slowly quickly becoming reality. From communications, to medicine, to mobile, we've seen the weight of industries getting behind some part of that vision, and pushing it to come to pass. Smart cities seem to be next on the path from science fiction to actualized reality. As cities and their residents become smarter, how can telecom and information services manifest shifts in usage, fostering opportunities to not just make dreams real, but invoke new dreams to aspire towards.
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Respond.Shift.Present.Invoke
- 1. Respond.Shift.Present.Invoke Smart Cities Start With Smart People Antoine RJ Wright | antoinerjwright.com | @arjwright
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Antoine RJ Wright | antoinerjwright.com | @arjwright Four Modes ● Respond ● Shift ● Present ● Invoke
- 4. Respond
- 5. 1. Attainable devices 2. Suitable connectivity between devices and service-enablers 3. Flat and variable-rate pricing models Respond
- 6. Shift
- 7. Shift ● Become a fast-follower ● Become an advocate ● Become a co-creator
- 8. Is the the mother-daughter time we designed
- 9. Present
- 10. Present ● Transport/Pipe ● Bank ● Canvas ● Enabler
- 11. Invoke
- 12. Invoke
- 13. Invoke ● Clothes ● Productivity ● Conversations ● Businesses ● Regulations/Laws ● Behaviors
- 14. Summary
- 15. Respond.Shift.Present.Invoke https://www.slideshare.net/ARJWright/respondshiftpresentinvoke-den-haag-telecom-2014-40198350 Antoine RJ Wright | antoinerjwright.com | @arjwright
- 16. Contact & Connect antoinerjwright.com @arjwright linkedin.com/in/antoinerjwright Antoine RJ Wright | antoinerjwright.com | @arjwright
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- Introduction Image: My Lady Laying on Me While O Laptop (Dropbox URL) Story Who Am I Restate Abstract In the recent past, we've seen science fiction slowly quickly becoming reality. From communications, to medicine, to mobile, we've seen the weight of industries getting behind some part of that vision, and pushing it to come to pass. Smart cities seem to be next on the path from science fiction to actualized reality. As cities and their residents become smarter, how can telecom and information services manifest shifts in usage, fostering opportunities to not just make dreams real, but invoke new dreams to aspire towards.
- Image: Lights outside of New Bethel COGIC (from personal notebook) And so, with this narrative of smart cities, its helpful to consider where the rubber will meet the road - or at least produce chocolate. Certainly, it cannot be the technology or the policies. This has been tried before. And even the concept of smart cities isn’t a new one - in Adam Greenfield’s Against the Smart City, he cites several pieces of literature - predating his own esteemed works - which paint that the impetitus behind smart cities happened earlier than now. As early as the 1960s in terms of a formal definition, earlier still if you consider my previous statements about cities such as Philadelphia which were designed for certain economic gains. I think there are four spokes to this idea of smart cities, and these are the modes in which government and industry can get behind the people who will make the city smart. Respond Shift Present Invoke
- Respond Image: #todaysoffice @CaribouCoffee #AdobeIdeas Drawing a Techie Realtor: https://www.flickr.com/photos/arjwright/14864642366/ Everything we talk about these days starts with how we respond to this (open access, mobility, franchised services) or that. And response is good. Response is stimuli acted upon. Response can be measured. Response can be instigated. Response cannot be predicted. You can design a smart city, but you can’t design its response
- Respond What has telecomm done to respond to the change brought about by mobile/mobility Attainable devices Suitable connectivity between devices and service-enablers Flat and variable-rate pricing models
- Shift Image: Nokia N8 on Apple Wireless Keyboard at Amelie’s Bakery https://www.dropbox.com/s/28ysh7glrqvztwt/Photo%20Nov%2022%2C%2010%2051%2027%20PM%20%281%29.jpg?dl=0 (Dropbox URL) Shift implies change. Shift implies motion and being at the same time. Shift has perspective - controlled and controller. There are those who prepare for a shift, and end up being where the ground settles; and there are those caught off guard by the shift and either make adjustments to stand, or fall.
- Shift What has telecomm done to shift our landscape (mother and daughter on phones at coffeeshop) From voice-centric to data/video-centric Look to the next tech-step What does telecomm do in the places its role has shifted Become a fast-follower Become an advocate Become a co-creator
- Present Image: UNC-Chapel Hill Pakistani pre-Law Student at Caribou Coffee (Dropbox URL) Present can mean to unveil. Present means moment now. Present is an indication we give to state we are in the moment. Present also means we withheld a part of what we know about someone for them to come across pleasantly soon. Present cannot mean the future, because what we present in the present means we have taken the future and made it now.
- Present What is the present reality of telecom Transport/Pipe Bank Canvas Enabler
- Invoke Invoke is like shift, but with force. Invoke involves taking the present and making a determined perspective to be responded to. Invoke means to persuade the narrative - but not its results. To invoke gives us the power to sharpen what we thought we knew. What we hoped hasn't already been sparked in us, that we are responding to in this present moment that has shifted right before us.
- Invoke Clothes Productivity Conversations Businesses Regulations/Laws Behaviors
- Invoke Clothes Productivity Conversations Businesses Regulations/Laws Behaviors
- “When consumers adopt new technologies, they do old things in new ways. When they internalize technology, they begin to do new things”
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