Human-Machine Coevolution
How to Thrive in an Era of Accelerating Technological Change
Keynote speech at the GALA 2013 Conference in Miami, FL.
In our global world of rapid technological change, the need for clear and deep communication has never been more urgent. Whether for personal interests or to implement professional services, today we have the opportunity to bridge the language barriers with computer based tools that complement our own knowledge and skills. Nobody is more exposed to this than professionals and enterprises in the localization industry, which broadly defined, is the bedrock of globalization. Being able to ride the incoming waves of change is a function of smart adaptation and adoption in a co-evolving, rich ecosystem of dynamic, flexible solutions.
67. Changing Dialog
Generation Bandwidth M2M Index
Industrial apps Kb/s 1%
Realtime Web Mb/s 10%
Spime Networks Gb/s 99%+
M2M index: M2M/M2H, communications among machine in proportion to those with humans
83. Kay Koplovitz, Founder USA Networks
“A billion people to have their own voice to contribute
to the dialog of the 21st Century, that is very empowering!”
86. 90% of Global Traffic by 2015
Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2010-2015
87. Complex Picture
Monetization Sponsorship Advertising Licensing Subscription
Global
Distribution Web Mobile Tablet Satellite
Industry Vertical A B C D ...
Content
Discovery Social Networks Search Engines
Social
Technology HTML5 Javascript RESTful API Location 3D ...
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97. Roberto Ascione, President, Razorfish Healthware
“When you deal with health related content,
the ability of the user to trust the source is very important”
104. Marc Osofsky, SVP of Marketing, Lionbridge
“Companies are struggling to language enable their video assets.
Our partnership with Dotsub really helps solve that challenge for our clients.”
126. Winning strategy – Jiro Ono
Michelin 3-star restaurateur in Tokyo, protagonist of the documentary “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”
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Depth of Exploration
sushi!
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A B C … ∞
Topic Area
128. Winning strategy – Richard Saul Wurman
Architect, designer, author of over 80 books, coined “Information architecture”, and created TED
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Depth of Exploration
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design!
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Topic Area
130. The Privilege of Failure
“The formula for success?
Double your rate of failure.”
Thomas J. Watson, IBM
“The Internet multiplied a thousandfold our failure rate,
without increasing the cost of our success”
Cory Doctorow