10. Access to, and, the (RE)distribution of knowledge allows
us to renegotiate the relationships of power; church,
state, government, society, commerce
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12. Or a social one?
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13. Faultlines: a trilemma
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[1]
The social question
[3]
The organisation
question
[2]
The economic question
17. Designing for “Me We”
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18. 2005
YouTube
35 hours video every 60 secs of every day
Facebook
A congregation of 650 million
Myspace
Destroyed by News Corp
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19. http://www.,lickr.com/photos/nathaninsandiego/2723981272/
Everyday creativity is no longer either trivial or quaintly authentic, but instead occupies central
stage in discussions of the media industries and their future in the context of digital culture
Participatory culture
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22. precedents for conceiving political change
“18th Century France, it was
the language used by
pamphleteers, and journalists
as the rhetoric of public
action”– tony judt, ill fares the land
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23. “By the time the revolution
broke out, this new language
of politics was in place, and in
so doing discredited
everything that had gone
before it” – tony judt, ill fares the land
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24. We need a new literacy
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27. “The production of shared software
is communism”
steve balmer
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28. Language enables us to properly describe the world around us, and engage in
meaningful action
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35. People embrace
what they
create
Technologies of co-operation
Technology does not come out of nowhere it is a human invention in the first place
and it succeeds or not to the extent that it meets fundamental human needs
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40. what if…
we build the car of your
dreams?
it was green?
we made it in your town?
we listened
we did it?
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49. Fundamentally changes
the relationship to supply
and demand by rethinking
and redesigning the
process from conception
to final production
whole systems
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50. Fundamentally changes the relationship to supply and demand
Distributed knowledge
network both
Hyperlocal & Superglobal
knowledge
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51. Open Source &
Creative Commons
In one year 44,000 designs were submitted to Local Motors, and 3600
innovators have shared their knowledge and insights.
legal, innovation, community
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52. In one year 44,000
designs were submitted
to Local Motors, and
3600 innovators have
shared their knowledge
and insights.
accelerated innovation with community
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53. 5X faster than traditional
methodologies, and with
more than 100X less
capital
From $200m development
costs to $1.5
velocity and cost
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54. Micro-Factories Locally
which provide an engaged
experience for customers,
money flows into local
communities, local jobs
for local people.
economics, people, regions
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56. The company: as a
community, as a media
platform. Competitions as
risk mitigation & innovation
accelerator, markets are
conversations, mutuality a
business strategy.
summary
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58. [1] A technological revolution or a social one?
[2] If everything is being redefined by the socialness of the
world – then do we really understand it?
[3] Social media or social business?
[4] If markets are conversations, what does it mean to you
as an organisation?
(skill sets, business models, process, capability)
[5] What is ‘advertising’ in the 21st Century?
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59. No Straight Lines video:
http://ht.ly/4HkLp
Learn more
http://ht.ly/4BF7g
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60. Alan has been described as a charismatic
visionary, who studies the disruptive trends in
the world of innovation and makes them very
tangible to his audience. He is recognised as a
great distiller of complex arguments into their
most salient points, who can take concepts
from many sources and find the previously
hidden relationship between them. He has a
firm grasp of the changes which are reshaping
our world.
With his insightAlan enables companies and
organisations to develop winning ways for how
businesses and organisations can succeed in the
early 21st Century.
Alan is currently working on his next project
No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-
linear world. A project that investigates the
complex and interwoven challenges we face
today and how we can design innovative ways
to solve some of the intractable dilemmas that
now confront us – publication due 2011.
More info about what we do: http://ht.ly/4BFrB
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