This document discusses trends in a more granular and digital society. It outlines 6 trends, including the rise of wearable technology and big data solutions that can map reality on a granular level. This will fundamentally change institutions, business, and culture. Gamification and new forms of self-expression through digital makers and technologies like Arduino are also discussed as trends shaping this new society. A new, more collaborative and data-driven form of education is emerging.
3. RESISTANCE IS THE BIGGEST DEMON
The sign of the Goat produces
a person who is not overly
fond of sudden changes or im-
pulsive decisions. Rather, they
tend towards the opposite end
of the spectrum, finding com-
fort in both repetition and well
laid-out plans.
fond of sudden changes or im-
pulsive decisions. Rather, they
tend towards the opposite end
of the spectrum, finding com-
fort in both repetition and well
6. We have looked at companies like Goog-
le and Netflix and designed programmes
which teach the relevant building blocks
to become a digital leader. We design and
deliver programmes which are delivered
by digital natives. For every business per-
son we train we will also train one unem-
polyed young person for free.
POWERING DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION
9. “Sitting in a restaurant realizing
that I forgot my smartphone makes
my Bloodpressure go up.”
Peter Burow
10. INTELLIGENT CONSULTANTS
WILL BE THE NEW ENERGY GRID1
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Until 2025 we‘ll develop
intelligent, technical
consultants, whom we‘ll
– and that‘s new – trust
more and more. They‘ll
extend us and integrate
man and machine.
11. GAMIFICATION OF
THE BUDDHA INSIDE
MUSE - the headband for
Neurofeedback
EEG - instant feedback of
one‘s meditation session
12. THE GRANULAR
SOCIETY
We are moving to a more and more
granular society where wearables and
big data solutions can map our realty
on a very granular level.
This will fundamentally change our in-
stitutions, the way we do business and
our culture as a whole.
13. THE SOCIAL BRAIN
WANTS TO COLLABORATE2
New Ways of Collaborative Learning and
Co-Creativity in the Digital Age.
Prof. Axel Burow
14. Create Schools
Learning by doing /
Project Based Learning
Refocussed education on the
student not the curriculum
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STUDENT-CENTRED
EDUCATION
Dr. Gina Deininger
15. “The best thing in the world is to go to
Harvard for a year and drop out. Everyone
knows you were smart enough to get in.”
Techcrunch founder Michael Arrington
16. 3 SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS THE
NEW MANTRA FOR FUTURE BUSINESS
In the digital age people
are starting to look for mo-
dels which provide benefits
beyond just shareholder
value and profitability.
20. https://mymakie.com
5 THE MAKER-SCENE: A NEW
APPROACH TO SELF EXPRESSION
Self expressions moves
from social networks to
real physical products.
Digital Maker - New Technologies
behind the Internet of Things
Simon Mang
Co-Founder & Head of IT at Sixreasons
21. Raspberry Pi
Nike iD - EXPRESS YOURSELF
Arduino
MAKER-PRODUCTS
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22. 6 A NEW ETHICS IS EMERGING, WHICH
WILL UNDERPIN A BRIGHT DIGITAL FUTURE
23. What does digital transformation real-
ly mean? Imperfection, lateral decision
making, lean, transparency, community,
Integration, collaboration, emotional ma-
turity, open communication, data-driven,
eco-system, flexibility, no blame, connec-
tion, casual, project based learning
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PROTOTYPING THE DNA OF
YOUR ORGANIZATION
Imran Rehman