The explosion of the Internet of Everything is making mobile even more important than we first believed. We each have supercomputers and are expecting to use them more everyday as we go about our lives.
2. Early Tech Predictions
• “I think there is a world market for maybe 5
computers” ~ Thomas Watson, President of IBM,
1946
• "Television won't be able to hold on to any market it
captures after the first six months. People will soon
get tired of staring at a plywood box every night.”
Darryl Zanuck, executive at 20th Century Fox, 1946
• “All the predictions of 1995 depend on the internet. I
predict it will go supernova and then fail
spectacularly” ~Robert Metcalfe, founder of 3Com,
1994
• So what happened?
5. Moving in to
The kids grew
Computers
the 90’s scary
~
became less
older.
Kidn
6.
7. Gamechanging technology
• Windows revolutionised computing.
– Exciting and useable for the ordinary person.
– Enormous computational exercises in to
businesses and in to homes.
– Games left the arcade.
• Within 10 years from the Commodore 64 to
windows, PC’s became standard household
items.
10. Trying to predict the internet market, is like trying to
calculate the market for plastics in circa 1949.
During this time, it was
difficult to see what it
could be like. ~
Professor Michael
Nelson, Georgetown
University
15. Health Applications
• A toothbrush thats
connected to the
internet to collect
data.
• Heart rate, Walking,
exercise and sports
monitors.
• Connected vehicle
integration
– Sleep monitoring,
alcohol
monitoring etc
18. …. to serve members effectively
Members can
choose their
channel
Members choose
the service
that suits them
Product areas
can market their
channel of choice
19. Objectives of Online Strategy
• Provide value added content and functionality for
members
• Let members manage their RACV portfolio – My
Membership Manager
• Encourage two way communication with members
• Communicate member value proposition
• Establish platforms for members to communicate with
each other
12 Month
Metrics
2.1m pages
of content
20. Where are we now?
Growing of key desires
A series member base
MyNew Applications
Enterprise distribution
Useability Research
Membership Portal
from the member
wanting more
on in Mobile Space
with services ready
Mobile Experience
of content
appification
base
24. Thank you for your
time
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Notes de l'éditeur
Welcome.
we’re here to talk about the mobile landscape, and to do that i’d like to take us a few steps back.
It might seem unorthodox, but it is necessary in order to understand today’s changing landscape and why mobile is so ridiculously important.
Some early tech predictions
When you look back - WOW. but in their day, they seemed to make sense.
These were in the face of global changing technology predictions.
We never thought the net would be what it is today. Its much bigger. but why.
Developed by Kevin Ashton - MIT.
RFID chips in car manufacturing processes.
Before we consider this wrong. This is predicted by the same group that guessed that by 2015,
This was Gartner and Forresters who made this prediction.
It was 2013 that it happened.