Inovação - Uma Perspectiva para o Mercado (Ronaldo Lemos)
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O documento discute como a tecnologia está mudando nossas relações com pessoas, coisas, cidades, mercados, dinheiro e empresas. A internet das coisas, cidades inteligentes e a economia baseada em dados e serviços em tempo real estão transformando nossas vidas e sociedades de maneiras profundas.
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Inovação - Uma Perspectiva para o Mercado (Ronaldo Lemos)
- 2. I
- 3. como a tecnologia muda nossa relação com as pessoas
- 6. voz>>voip
- 12. II
- 13. como a tecnologia muda nossa relação com as coisas
- 16. rede de pessoas
- 17. “web 2.0”
- 26. isso vai mudar as nossas vidas
- 29. tv >>>> smart tv
- 31. atenção dividida entre várias telas
- 32. planeta >>>> smart planeta
- 37. III
- 38. como a tecnologia muda nossa relação com a cidade
- 39. cidade >>>> smart cidade
- 41. mundo vai estar cheio de telas
- 42. e sensores
- 43. susan crawford
- 46. +50% da população vive em cidades
- 47. Em 2050 vai ser mais de 75% da população
- 48. Cidades são apenas 2% da área do planeta
- 49. Cidade = Dados
- 52. elericidade permitiu elevadores e com isso prédios altos
- 53. Exemplos
- 54. mudança na relação entre serviços públicos e cidadãos
- 55. Washington
- 59. Chicago
- 60. Monitoramento em tempo real da cidade
- 61. homicídios
- 63. diabetes
- 65. buraco nas ruas
- 67. mordida de rato
- 69. mapeamento de lotes municipais desocupados
- 76. não são só celulares que precisarão estar conectados tudo precisará se conectar
- 77. IV
- 78. como a tecnologia muda nossa relação com os mercados
- 79. confiança
- 96. economia do “não precisar lembrar”
- 98. Saúde
- 102. V
- 103. como a tecnologia muda nossa relação com o dinheiro
- 104. fintech
- 110. inclusão financeira
- 112. M-Pesa
- 117. ethereum
- 119. VI
- 120. para as empresas
- 121. conheça seu cliente
- 122. com dados
- 124. joi ito
- 127. @lemos_ronaldo
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- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]
- Since December 16, 2002, the number of webpages linking back to a Creative Commons license has reached just over 750,000 (hit 788,308 on June 8). [HERE YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO EXPLAIN THE PROBLEM OF OVERCOUNTING -- DUE TO WEBLOGS USING A LOGO/LINK ON EVERY PAGE -- AND UNDERCOUNTING -- DUE TO THE FACT SOME PEOPLE WITH LARGE COLLECTIONS -- LIGHTENINGFIELD.COM -- OF LICENSED STUFF USE ONLY ONE LICENSE TAG PER PAGE, RATHER THAN PER WORK. WHETHER TO MENTION THE GOOGLE GLITCH -- THEIR POLICY OF NOT COUNTING URLS THAT END IN “0”, AS OUR LICENSES DID UNTIL RECENTLY -- IS ALSO SOMETHING YOU SHOULD USE YOUR DISCRETION WITH. GENERALLY I WOULD AVOID IT UNLESS IT COMES UP.]