The data we should not miss
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An internal talk for VisuaDNA about Smart Cities, Open-Data, Connected Objects, Quantified Self, Internet of Things, and other ideas for the future of Big Data. Presented on December 2013.
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The data we should not miss
- 1. SHOULD NOT WE MISS THE DATA Cristiano Rastelli
- 2. EXPERT
- 4. Idea Where do this talk come from?
- 5. There is a huge amount of data that already exists or that will be produced in the near future, that currently we are not considering.
- 6. There is a huge amount of data that already exists or that will be produced in the near future, that currently we are not considering. I’ll try to convince you we should.
- 8. BIG DATA
- 9. BIG DATA
- 13. Cities Open & Public Data
- 34. data layers
- 38. Twitter top 10 languages in London http://twitter.mappinglondon.co.uk
- 42. http://nest.com
- 75. what do they “sell”, exactly?
- 76. what do they “sell”, exactly? Social Fitness
- 83. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/activereplay/trace-the-most-advanced-activity-monitor-for-actio
- 91. Connect Can you see common line?
- 92. In the future the connection between things will be like the electricity today: simply pervasive of our lives. Connecting products is the 21st century electrification. The first large scale central power station in America was Edison's Pearl Street Station in New York, which began operating in September, 1882. It was located in a business and commercial district and supplied 110 volt direct current to 85 customers with 400 lamps. By 1884 Pearl Street Station was supplying more than 508 customers with 10,164 lamps. Matt Webb - BERG
- 93. 50bn connected things*, by year 2020 3% of the total of objects around us http://share.cisco.com/internet-of-things.html
- 94. 2015 2010 2020 2003 People things Expected connected objects - not only smartphones, tablets and computers -
- 95. connection
- 96. connection DATA
- 98. We have a lot of platforms...
- 107. … but we still miss the “glue”
- 108. "Anything that can be connected to the Internet, will be." Wroblewski's Theorem
- 126. voluntarily
- 128. VisualDNA What can we do?
- 130. Can we stay out of this?
- 131. Can we stay out of this? Can we use this data to better understand people? How do we get this data?
- 132. what can we do: On-board 3rd-party data
- 133. what can we do: Build a platform with open APIs
- 134. what can we do: Recruit in the future experienced people
- 135. what can we do: Start to explore and experiment internally
- 136. Questions This time, for you…
- 137. DOes it Makes sense to you what I’ve just said? Do you see other ways to approach the “problem”?
- 139. Cristiano Rastelli Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
- 140. References Start here: http://qz.com/156075/internet-of-things-will-replace-the-web THEN HAVE A LOOK here: http://www.slideshare.net/yiibu/beyond-progressiveenhancement