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The document discusses the mobile future and key trends including: 1) Innovations will come faster and disruptions will cut deeper as mobile drives the global innovation economy. 2) Mobile is transforming into a lifestyle and businesses must be where customers are on mobile to adapt, learn, and empower them. 3) The future will be defined by extreme innovation, complexity, velocity, and deep collaboration across the mobile ecosystem.

Business Économie & finance

The Mobile Future:
Digital Now

Dr. James Canton
CEO & Chairman
GlobalFuturist.com

Institute for Global Futures

•  Forecast Future Trends
•  Keynotes, Consulting, Reports

Are you Future-Ready
What is your Vision?

Key Themes
•  Top mobile trends
•  Impact on business
•  Future ready

Accelerated
Change
Fantastic
Disruptions

Innovations Will Come Faster
Innovations Will Comeis New Norm
Accelerating Change Faster

Future Innovations will Drive
Competitive Advantage

Key Themes

This is the Early Stage
of Global Innovation
Economy

Era of Radical Innovation
Disruptions Will Cut Deeper

Digital Biology: Hacking Life
Digital Biology: Hacking Life

Digitally Hacking the Planet
Digitally Hacking the Planet

Key Biz Driver: Innovation Darwinism

Innovate,
Adapt
Or
Die

Mobile Drives the Innovation Economy

Global
Agility &
Connectivity

Summary Mobile Future Demands
New Strategy: Be Where
Your Members Are
Change Leadership is about
Moving with Velocity
To Adapt, Learn and Empower
FAST

Real-Time Knowledge
Summary

Change Leadership is about
Moving with Velocity
To Adapt, Learn and Empower
FAST

Mobile Web
•  Web 2.0 Internet 2
•  Wireless
•  Geospatial
•  Semantic
•  Digital Lifestyle

Extreme Future Mindset
Innovators of the Net

•  Complexity Mind
•  Systems thinking
•  Velocity
•  High Innovation
•  Deep Collaboration

Mobile Web: Digital Aware

Jcanton@futureguru.com

Enterprise Social Graph:
Ecosystem of Relationships

By 2030billion Euros:10 Year Global
100 Web Capacity Equals the
Innovation Investment Forecast
Human Brain
Enhancement of
HumanPerformance

Future of
Digital Influence &
Future of Digital Influence
Marketing

Mobile Games Virtual Worlds
Defense Industry Futures

Jcanton@futureguru.com

Virtual Education & Training

NMC Campus
Australian Flexible
Learning Framework

Mobile Creative Collaboration

Jcanton@futureguru.com

Mobile Future

1.  Prepare for radical innovation
2. Invest in future innovation
3. Lead customers
4. Collaborate with radicals
5. Mobile is Everything

Summary

Get Ready for the Extreme
Future, prepare NOW

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6. Worldwide Clients

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9. R U Future Ready ?

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24. Mobile Lifestyle

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26. Mobile Culture Shift

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28. Mobile Empowers Customers

29. NeuroWeb: Thinking Network

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33. Summary Mobile Future Demands New Strategy: Be Where Your Members Are Change Leadership is about Moving with Velocity To Adapt, Learn and Empower FAST

34. Connected Planet

35. Real-Time Knowledge Summary Change Leadership is about Moving with Velocity To Adapt, Learn and Empower FAST

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37. Mobile Work and Lifestyle

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41. Immersive Tele-presence

42. Gesture Devices

43. Digital Cash

44. Holographic Payments

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47. Enterprise Social Graph: Ecosystem of Relationships

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49. Web 3.0 Collaboration

50. Future Web Phone

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52. Mobile Clouds

53. Enterprise Social Graph: Ecosystem of Relationships

54. Future Web Phone

55. Wearable Computers

56. iPad Changes the Game

57. Gesture Devices

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60. Digital Sentience: Network Knows You

61. Future of Digital Influence & Future of Digital Influence Marketing

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67. Geo Intelligent Products

68. GeoTags: Mobile Chips

69. New Buying Platforms

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71. Mobile Entertainment

72. Mixed Reality

73. Mobile Gaming

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77. Immersive Entertainment

78. Immersive Entertainment

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88. Mobile Medicine

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