This document discusses the rise of mobile technology and its impact. It notes that people now spend more time on their smartphones than with their spouses. It also outlines Microsoft's decline in market share from 96% in 2004 to 20% in 2014 as smartphones and tablets grew popular. The document advocates developing new educational programs focused on mobile game development, learning, and other applications to prepare students for future opportunities in a mobile-focused world.

1. Claes Magnusson
@claes

2. “IT-workers”

4. 1986

6. “Blood 'n Guts:
A barbaric decathlon of life and death
that contains all the violence
you ever could dream of in a computer game!”

7. Why mobile?

8. 1990

10. 1994

12. 1999

15. 2007

17. Mobile phones before 2007

18. Mobile phones after 2007

19. 2014

21. Why mobile?
We look at and use our smart phones
approximately 200 times a day.
Nine out of ten have their smartphone
within arms reach 24/7.
Eight out of ten play games every day.
Six out of ten play in bed, three out of ten on the bus
and at least one out of ten in the bathroom.
You spend more time with your smart phone (119
minutes/day) than with your spouse (97 minutes/day).

23. Microsoft market share 2004:
96%

24. Microsoft market share 2004:
96%
Microsoft market share 2014:
20%

25. Microsoft market share of smartphones and tablets 2014:
3%
Microsoft market share 2004:
96%
Microsofts market share 2013:
20%

28. 10.000 x communication speed
20.000.000 x storage capacity
The current iPhone is more than TWELVE times as
powerful as a Cray 1 supercomputer…

29. …twelve times the Cray …in my kids pockets.

39. iBeacons, bluetooth beacons, guides you in-store.

49. In 1970 FACIT reached its
peak with 14,000 employees
in 140 countries.
Two years later - liquidation.

50. Kodak had
140.000 employees.
Replaced by
Instagram with 13.

51. 50 million users
Radio - 35 years
TV - 13 years
Internet - 4 years
Facebook - 3 years
Instagram - 6 months
Angry Birds - 35 days

53. Candy Crush Saga
Revenue 2013:
$1.500.000.000 USD
The same amount that
paid to buy Volvo Cars

54. Facebook bought WhatsApp for 125.000.000.000 SEK.
Twice as much as VW payed for Scania.

55. Our proud industry
is worth less
than a handful of apps.
“Västra Götaland is to
continue to be the country's
leading industrial region.”

56. Demand for mobile solutions
in all sectors with a high demand for multi-competence.
• Mobile entertainment, games, TV
• Mobile education, digital knowledge
• Mobile Development: Digital Health Care
• Mobile solutions for retail/sales/financing
• Digital Tourism, Industrial Apps, Internet of Things/Me
• Mobile Solutions for the public sector
• Transport/Logistics, Precision Farming, Energy…
“Students that can, not only know.”

60. In six months, 750 million will let us know…

61. where they are…
who they are…
what they are doing…
what they like…
what they are looking for…
what they are buying…
how they feel…
where they are going…
what they are about to do…

63. Can we use this in games?

69. “100.000.000 downloads”

70. Multi-competence.
Life-long learning.
Career changes.
New classes in new technologies
to become better prepared to
exploit (and profit from) all future
business opportunities.

71. Final exam
During the same time Nintendo sells
100,000 copies of the Wii U…
…how many iPhones, iPads and Androids
are sold and activated?
2.75 million
27.5 million
275 million

72. New classes to start in 2015
if approved by the National Agency for Higher Vocational Education
Mobile Games Development iPhone, iPad and Android
1,5 year, Platino/Javascript, Unity, Swift with Metal/Spritekit, and Java
Mobile Learning
1 year, Titanium/Javascript, frameworks, ePub, education act
Programming iPhone and Android
1 year, Titanium/Javascript, Swift and Java
Industrial App Development
1.5 year, HTML5, CSS3, JS, embedded systems, native solutions, homekit
Mobile Developer: Digital Health Care
1 year, Swift, Java, embedded systems, healthkit, watchkit, FDA, ISO 13485

73. “Students that can, not only know.”

74. Claes Magnusson
claes@yrk.es
@claes
+46 704 40 40 00