Generation Alpha has grown up as true digital natives. They
seamlessly navigate virtual and augmented realities, utilizing AI
assistants and personalized learning platforms from a young age.
This immersive exposure to technology has nurtured a highly
creative, innovative, and adaptable mindset within the
generation.
The times they are a-changin’…
And so you have learned about new business models.
Now, be ready for the next 10 disruptive waves.
10 Markets
10 Business Models
50 Examples
100+ Slides
Disruptive Education Model
Disruptive Banking Model
Disruptive Technology Model
Disruptive Media Model
Disruptive Cable & Telco Model
Disruptive Medical Model
Disruptive Travel Model
Disruptive Government Model
Disruptive Consumer Goods Model
Disruptive Retail Model
Produced by Thaesis
Supported by Trendwatching.com
The document provides an overview of global trends in communication design and related fields. It discusses trends in areas like graphic design, film, animation, experience design, interactive media and more. Some key trends highlighted include a shift to mobile and personalized experiences, focus on storytelling and sustainability, integration of social media and technology, and demand for modular and responsive design. The document also shares statistics on growth rates in the communication design industry globally and emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary, anticipatory and agile design education and training.
Introduction to becoming a Virtual Teacher Facilitator 2012Diane Shawe
Train to become a Virtual teacher facilitator and teach people from around the world.
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This document discusses emerging technology trends and opportunities for innovation in several areas:
1) Artificial intelligence is making rapid progress and will continue to power more intelligent digital assistants, personalized experiences, and solutions to problems like fake news.
2) Natural user interfaces using voice, vision, touch and other senses will enable more seamless, personalized interactions through technologies like virtual assistants.
3) Virtual and augmented reality technologies are expanding into new applications in education, healthcare, social media and more. There are significant opportunities for innovative new experiences and content.
The document discusses trends in economics, information, and society in the 21st century including the shift to globalization, knowledge-based economies, flat organizations, customization, and virtual communication. It also outlines major challenges like climate change, environmental issues, and energy needs. Key themes discussed are the need for innovation in education to develop skills like creativity, adaptability, and critical thinking for a changing job market focused increasingly on knowledge and new technologies.
Data-driven cognitive technologies will enable personalised education and improve outcomes for students, educators and administrators. Ultimately, education experiences will be transformed and improved when data can accompany the students throughout their life-long learning journey.
What is the future of education? Find out soon from our next #IBMfuturEd study.
The times they are a-changin’…
And so you have learned about new business models.
Now, be ready for the next 10 disruptive waves.
10 Markets
10 Business Models
50 Examples
100+ Slides
Disruptive Education Model
Disruptive Banking Model
Disruptive Technology Model
Disruptive Media Model
Disruptive Cable & Telco Model
Disruptive Medical Model
Disruptive Travel Model
Disruptive Government Model
Disruptive Consumer Goods Model
Disruptive Retail Model
Produced by Thaesis
Supported by Trendwatching.com
The document provides an overview of global trends in communication design and related fields. It discusses trends in areas like graphic design, film, animation, experience design, interactive media and more. Some key trends highlighted include a shift to mobile and personalized experiences, focus on storytelling and sustainability, integration of social media and technology, and demand for modular and responsive design. The document also shares statistics on growth rates in the communication design industry globally and emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary, anticipatory and agile design education and training.
Introduction to becoming a Virtual Teacher Facilitator 2012Diane Shawe
Train to become a Virtual teacher facilitator and teach people from around the world.
Become a globally accredited Virtual Teacher Facilitator and have a long term career. www.expresstrainingcourses.co.uk
K4b Technology Innovation — Trends and Opportunities.pptxSelvam Shahraswaty
This document discusses emerging technology trends and opportunities for innovation in several areas:
1) Artificial intelligence is making rapid progress and will continue to power more intelligent digital assistants, personalized experiences, and solutions to problems like fake news.
2) Natural user interfaces using voice, vision, touch and other senses will enable more seamless, personalized interactions through technologies like virtual assistants.
3) Virtual and augmented reality technologies are expanding into new applications in education, healthcare, social media and more. There are significant opportunities for innovative new experiences and content.
The document discusses trends in economics, information, and society in the 21st century including the shift to globalization, knowledge-based economies, flat organizations, customization, and virtual communication. It also outlines major challenges like climate change, environmental issues, and energy needs. Key themes discussed are the need for innovation in education to develop skills like creativity, adaptability, and critical thinking for a changing job market focused increasingly on knowledge and new technologies.
Data-driven cognitive technologies will enable personalised education and improve outcomes for students, educators and administrators. Ultimately, education experiences will be transformed and improved when data can accompany the students throughout their life-long learning journey.
What is the future of education? Find out soon from our next #IBMfuturEd study.
This document discusses strategies for wealth managers to attract millennial clients. It notes that millennials are a digitally focused generation that values experiences over assets and wants advisors who understand their priorities of social consciousness, transparency, and building meaningful relationships. The document provides tips for wealth managers, including optimizing their digital presence and social media, tailoring their marketing materials to millennials, focusing on authenticity, and emphasizing shared values over returns. It stresses that a one-size-fits-all approach will not work with millennials and their diverse interests.
Universities in 2020: A Technology Perspective by Lee RainieGardner Campbell
The document discusses how technology will transform universities by 2020. It outlines several major shifts including (1) changing information ecosystems for networked learners due to ubiquitous connectivity and social media, (2) new literacies becoming required to navigate these environments, and (3) big data and the "internet of things" leading to an "exaflood" of information. It suggests universities will need to adapt to students being more self-directed learners who capture diverse inputs and rely on feedback from their networks.
Now, Next, Beyond is our take on how to make sense of changes in the media landscape, including new technologies, trends in consumer behaviour or demography, and our understanding of how marketing works.
1) Social communication and technologies will evolve rapidly over the next 10 years, with communication moving to a more mature plane and social technologies becoming more integrated into our lives.
2) Social technologies themselves will transform and be able to detect emotions and health states, while cultural and language barriers weaken.
3) Businesses will have to re-evaluate how they use customer data and engage customers across multiple channels as social media and mobility become integrated into customer experiences.
The Top 5 Tech Trends That Will Disrupt Education In 2020 - The EdTech Innova...Bernard Marr
There are many EdTech innovations everyone should watch. EdTech is big business that's made possible by several essential technologies, and these technologies are set to disrupt education. Learn the key technologies that underpin the EdTech revolution and top 5 tech trends that will disrupt education in 2020.
APD along with partners IBM and Australia Post, hosted ‘Best of the Next’, an event which brought industry leaders and clients together to discuss innovation in the face of digital disruption, and what businesses can do to capitalise on these trends.
The topics discussed by APD’s own Chief Transformation Officer, Inês Almeida and CEO, Scott Player included:
• Artificial Intelligence: Hopes and Fears in Perspective
• The Impact of 5G and Greater Connectivity
• Privacy and security after the Facebook uproar: self-sovereign ID, advertising and Blockchain
Guest speakers Tung Nguyen and Cameron Gough from Australia Post presented their latest innovation around Digital ID.
For more information visit: http://www.apdgroup.com/bestofthenext/
We live in a world where 263 mill children are out of school, and over 600 million do not learn the basics (Reading and Maths). Our innovative mobile technology provides mass customization of education, leveraging on game mechanics, social networks and incentives—quality and personalized learning at scale. Millions of children around the world are not learning or receive an education which fails to provide them with the technical, critical thinking and problem-solving skills they need to enter the changing workforce of the future and transform their lives.
The document outlines 8 trends in e-learning for 2018: 1) The global e-learning market is expected to grow to over $240 billion by 2023; 2) Machine learning and artificial intelligence will provide personalized content to fill skill gaps; 3) Augmented and virtual reality tools will make learning more immersive as device availability increases; 4) Microlearning using short lessons on mobile devices will address short attention spans; 5) Connected devices and the Internet of Things will play a larger role in learning; 6) Mentoring and social learning platforms will improve engagement; 7) Video-based learning will continue to grow; and 8) Mobile learning through videos, microlearning and games will ensure participation and effectiveness.
What’s next on Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Robotics, Data & Visualization and Blockchain
Technology is moving at an incredible pace. We live in an amazing era where things like autonomous cars, personalized medicine and quantum computing are becoming real as we speak; Artificial Intelligence, crypto-currencies, advanced automation, deep learning and concepts like Universal Basic Income are about to reshape our world.
The years to come will bring impressive technological breakthroughs with massive impact on our lives, markets and societies. In our connected world, with the unprecedented level of information, knowledge and ideas exchange, innovation is happening continuously, at scale and in several forms; it is driven by corporations, secret labs, universities, startups, research scientists or simply by thousands of creative individuals across the globe.
Level-U digital elearning Asia March 2018Jodie Collins
This document provides an overview of the online learning platform Level-U. It was created to provide ongoing access to digital skills training for companies in Asia. Key points:
- Level-U offers micro-lessons, courses in digital marketing/leadership, and tailored content for clients.
- It uses a blended learning model of online and in-person training to help professionals continuously learn.
- The platform aims to address gaps in current education and the lack of Asia-specific and practical digital skills training for professionals.
Marketing Strategies for Higher Education: Fasten Your Seatbelts for the Mobi...Significant Systems
This document discusses the mobile revolution in higher education and marketing strategies to take advantage of it. It notes that today's college students have grown up with mobile devices and check them over 100 times per day. Many schools are not yet equipped to deliver education via mobile. The document promotes the services of Significant Systems, which develops licensable mobile-accessible courses integrated with iTunes U and iBooks that can be customized by schools at a lower cost. It seeks to schedule webinars to demonstrate these digital learning assets and publishing platform to interested institutions.
This presentation was given at The Trinity Forum in Taipei September 21, 2014. The Trinity Forum is a think tank for Airports, Brands and DutyFree/Travel Retailers hosted by ACI - Airports Council International and The Moodie Report. This presentation gives top line insight on how disruptive technology is changing the experience for travelers and how IBeacons, Smartphones like the Iphone6, wearable technology, mobile payments, applications and Social Media can now be harnessed in more powerful ways.
The document summarizes the opinions and perspectives on digital technology from people of different generations, ranging from those aged 10 to 70 years old. It discusses key topics like the internet, search, entertainment, websites/usability, advertising, privacy/jargon, online shopping, and views of the future. For each generation, it provides 3-sentence summaries of their relationship with and opinions on digital technology based on qualitative research conducted with an online community. The goal is to understand differences in digital consumer behavior and how to best reach different age groups.
People, content, and connections are changing rapidly. To be successful, brands need an integrated strategy that brings together earned, owned, and paid media. They must design experiences and communications with mobile in mind first. Moments of truth now occur throughout the customer experience, both online and offline. Brands should focus on creating value through useful, relevant content and conversations rather than frequent, irrelevant messages.
New categories may emerge due to new technologies, unmet consumer needs, or obstacles faced by existing players. Sixteen trends are identified across sectors like automation, health and fitness, fashion, senior living, women's safety, education, and convenience foods. Emerging sectors could include e-retail brands, transportation and delivery services, telepresence technologies, 24/7 monitoring services, mobile banking, and combined entertainment complexes.
Rich Crandall (Speaker) Principal, Education, Intentional Futures
“Set it and forget it” corporate strategies are doomed to fail. Today’s fast-paced, rapidly evolving markets demand that strategies stay nimble and adaptable while working toward a long-term vision. Executives, employees, and clients all play a role in strategy implementation, so it’s essential that they are along for the ride. Agencies can spearhead this process by developing unifying stories and tools that support a solid strategic foundation. Outsourcing any part of a company strategy can be a little stomach churning to companies. And in a world overflowing with information, executives struggle to find the time required to understand the complexities of their industry and create frameworks to organize that information. They need context, confidence and compelling stories in order to move teams to action. That’s where rapid learning comes in. Rapid learning techniques lead to deep thinking and effective solutions that drive more informed decisions. By learning quickly about market context, history, and dynamics, companies can build a solid set of strategies. This process can stop leaders from repeating prior mistakes, help them understand why previous efforts worked or failed, and better predict outcomes based on their new contextual knowledge. This presentation will focus on the value of rapid learning and the role it can play in human-centered strategy development. Intentional Futures’ Principal Rich Crandall will share real world examples of clients who embarked on rapid learning projects that inspired teams and shaped organizations.
Takeaways:
• Steps involved with rapid learning
• The value of rapid learning and how it can remove tension from executives
• The power of framework creation and design
• How to construct a framework creation tool
• How to construct an organizational learning assessment
• Tips to filter critical information from excess data during investigations.
Group 5 consists of 6 members: Chen Ming Shen Alexander, Chi Geok Ying, Leong Wai Sum, Lim Wei Teck Eddy, Lin Feng, Jackie, and Ng Hwei Hoon Cynthia (Huang Huifen Cynthia). The document discusses trends in the toy industry including increasing demand from modern parents/teachers and a focus on research and development to suit consumers. It also mentions increasing demand from Asia and discusses themes for 2021 such as creative destruction, games/technology, STEM toys, and digital influences on children.
𝐔𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐢𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲 𝐄𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐃𝐄’𝐬 𝐋𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬
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This document discusses strategies for wealth managers to attract millennial clients. It notes that millennials are a digitally focused generation that values experiences over assets and wants advisors who understand their priorities of social consciousness, transparency, and building meaningful relationships. The document provides tips for wealth managers, including optimizing their digital presence and social media, tailoring their marketing materials to millennials, focusing on authenticity, and emphasizing shared values over returns. It stresses that a one-size-fits-all approach will not work with millennials and their diverse interests.
Universities in 2020: A Technology Perspective by Lee RainieGardner Campbell
The document discusses how technology will transform universities by 2020. It outlines several major shifts including (1) changing information ecosystems for networked learners due to ubiquitous connectivity and social media, (2) new literacies becoming required to navigate these environments, and (3) big data and the "internet of things" leading to an "exaflood" of information. It suggests universities will need to adapt to students being more self-directed learners who capture diverse inputs and rely on feedback from their networks.
Now, Next, Beyond is our take on how to make sense of changes in the media landscape, including new technologies, trends in consumer behaviour or demography, and our understanding of how marketing works.
1) Social communication and technologies will evolve rapidly over the next 10 years, with communication moving to a more mature plane and social technologies becoming more integrated into our lives.
2) Social technologies themselves will transform and be able to detect emotions and health states, while cultural and language barriers weaken.
3) Businesses will have to re-evaluate how they use customer data and engage customers across multiple channels as social media and mobility become integrated into customer experiences.
The Top 5 Tech Trends That Will Disrupt Education In 2020 - The EdTech Innova...Bernard Marr
There are many EdTech innovations everyone should watch. EdTech is big business that's made possible by several essential technologies, and these technologies are set to disrupt education. Learn the key technologies that underpin the EdTech revolution and top 5 tech trends that will disrupt education in 2020.
APD along with partners IBM and Australia Post, hosted ‘Best of the Next’, an event which brought industry leaders and clients together to discuss innovation in the face of digital disruption, and what businesses can do to capitalise on these trends.
The topics discussed by APD’s own Chief Transformation Officer, Inês Almeida and CEO, Scott Player included:
• Artificial Intelligence: Hopes and Fears in Perspective
• The Impact of 5G and Greater Connectivity
• Privacy and security after the Facebook uproar: self-sovereign ID, advertising and Blockchain
Guest speakers Tung Nguyen and Cameron Gough from Australia Post presented their latest innovation around Digital ID.
For more information visit: http://www.apdgroup.com/bestofthenext/
We live in a world where 263 mill children are out of school, and over 600 million do not learn the basics (Reading and Maths). Our innovative mobile technology provides mass customization of education, leveraging on game mechanics, social networks and incentives—quality and personalized learning at scale. Millions of children around the world are not learning or receive an education which fails to provide them with the technical, critical thinking and problem-solving skills they need to enter the changing workforce of the future and transform their lives.
The document outlines 8 trends in e-learning for 2018: 1) The global e-learning market is expected to grow to over $240 billion by 2023; 2) Machine learning and artificial intelligence will provide personalized content to fill skill gaps; 3) Augmented and virtual reality tools will make learning more immersive as device availability increases; 4) Microlearning using short lessons on mobile devices will address short attention spans; 5) Connected devices and the Internet of Things will play a larger role in learning; 6) Mentoring and social learning platforms will improve engagement; 7) Video-based learning will continue to grow; and 8) Mobile learning through videos, microlearning and games will ensure participation and effectiveness.
What’s next on Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Robotics, Data & Visualization and Blockchain
Technology is moving at an incredible pace. We live in an amazing era where things like autonomous cars, personalized medicine and quantum computing are becoming real as we speak; Artificial Intelligence, crypto-currencies, advanced automation, deep learning and concepts like Universal Basic Income are about to reshape our world.
The years to come will bring impressive technological breakthroughs with massive impact on our lives, markets and societies. In our connected world, with the unprecedented level of information, knowledge and ideas exchange, innovation is happening continuously, at scale and in several forms; it is driven by corporations, secret labs, universities, startups, research scientists or simply by thousands of creative individuals across the globe.
Level-U digital elearning Asia March 2018Jodie Collins
This document provides an overview of the online learning platform Level-U. It was created to provide ongoing access to digital skills training for companies in Asia. Key points:
- Level-U offers micro-lessons, courses in digital marketing/leadership, and tailored content for clients.
- It uses a blended learning model of online and in-person training to help professionals continuously learn.
- The platform aims to address gaps in current education and the lack of Asia-specific and practical digital skills training for professionals.
Marketing Strategies for Higher Education: Fasten Your Seatbelts for the Mobi...Significant Systems
This document discusses the mobile revolution in higher education and marketing strategies to take advantage of it. It notes that today's college students have grown up with mobile devices and check them over 100 times per day. Many schools are not yet equipped to deliver education via mobile. The document promotes the services of Significant Systems, which develops licensable mobile-accessible courses integrated with iTunes U and iBooks that can be customized by schools at a lower cost. It seeks to schedule webinars to demonstrate these digital learning assets and publishing platform to interested institutions.
This presentation was given at The Trinity Forum in Taipei September 21, 2014. The Trinity Forum is a think tank for Airports, Brands and DutyFree/Travel Retailers hosted by ACI - Airports Council International and The Moodie Report. This presentation gives top line insight on how disruptive technology is changing the experience for travelers and how IBeacons, Smartphones like the Iphone6, wearable technology, mobile payments, applications and Social Media can now be harnessed in more powerful ways.
The document summarizes the opinions and perspectives on digital technology from people of different generations, ranging from those aged 10 to 70 years old. It discusses key topics like the internet, search, entertainment, websites/usability, advertising, privacy/jargon, online shopping, and views of the future. For each generation, it provides 3-sentence summaries of their relationship with and opinions on digital technology based on qualitative research conducted with an online community. The goal is to understand differences in digital consumer behavior and how to best reach different age groups.
People, content, and connections are changing rapidly. To be successful, brands need an integrated strategy that brings together earned, owned, and paid media. They must design experiences and communications with mobile in mind first. Moments of truth now occur throughout the customer experience, both online and offline. Brands should focus on creating value through useful, relevant content and conversations rather than frequent, irrelevant messages.
New categories may emerge due to new technologies, unmet consumer needs, or obstacles faced by existing players. Sixteen trends are identified across sectors like automation, health and fitness, fashion, senior living, women's safety, education, and convenience foods. Emerging sectors could include e-retail brands, transportation and delivery services, telepresence technologies, 24/7 monitoring services, mobile banking, and combined entertainment complexes.
Rich Crandall (Speaker) Principal, Education, Intentional Futures
“Set it and forget it” corporate strategies are doomed to fail. Today’s fast-paced, rapidly evolving markets demand that strategies stay nimble and adaptable while working toward a long-term vision. Executives, employees, and clients all play a role in strategy implementation, so it’s essential that they are along for the ride. Agencies can spearhead this process by developing unifying stories and tools that support a solid strategic foundation. Outsourcing any part of a company strategy can be a little stomach churning to companies. And in a world overflowing with information, executives struggle to find the time required to understand the complexities of their industry and create frameworks to organize that information. They need context, confidence and compelling stories in order to move teams to action. That’s where rapid learning comes in. Rapid learning techniques lead to deep thinking and effective solutions that drive more informed decisions. By learning quickly about market context, history, and dynamics, companies can build a solid set of strategies. This process can stop leaders from repeating prior mistakes, help them understand why previous efforts worked or failed, and better predict outcomes based on their new contextual knowledge. This presentation will focus on the value of rapid learning and the role it can play in human-centered strategy development. Intentional Futures’ Principal Rich Crandall will share real world examples of clients who embarked on rapid learning projects that inspired teams and shaped organizations.
Takeaways:
• Steps involved with rapid learning
• The value of rapid learning and how it can remove tension from executives
• The power of framework creation and design
• How to construct a framework creation tool
• How to construct an organizational learning assessment
• Tips to filter critical information from excess data during investigations.
Group 5 consists of 6 members: Chen Ming Shen Alexander, Chi Geok Ying, Leong Wai Sum, Lim Wei Teck Eddy, Lin Feng, Jackie, and Ng Hwei Hoon Cynthia (Huang Huifen Cynthia). The document discusses trends in the toy industry including increasing demand from modern parents/teachers and a focus on research and development to suit consumers. It also mentions increasing demand from Asia and discusses themes for 2021 such as creative destruction, games/technology, STEM toys, and digital influences on children.
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3. Key Insights
1 Technology Natives
Generation Alpha will be the most technologically
integrated generation. They will grow up with AI,
VR, and advanced robotics as the norm.
Digital literacy and coding skills will be
considered essential for Gen Alpha. Technology
will be deeply embedded in every aspect of their
lives.
Privacy concerns and digital footprint
management will be crucial issues for Gen Alpha.
Balancing connectivity and security will be a
challenge.
Education will become highly personalized and
adaptive for Gen Alpha. AI will enable customized
learning paths tailored to each student.
Lifelong learning will be imperative for Gen Alpha
to stay relevant. Continuous upskilling and
reskilling will be the norm in a rapidly evolving
world.
Soft skills like creativity, critical thinking, and
emotional intelligence will be highly valued.
Education will focus on developing these alongside
technical skills.
Gen Alpha will be the most diverse and globally
connected generation. Cross-cultural
communication and collaboration skills will be
essential.
Social media and virtual communities will heavily
influence Gen Alpha's identities and relationships.
Navigating online and offline dynamics will be a
key challenge.
Mental health and well-being will be major
concerns for Gen Alpha. Finding balance and
purpose in a fast-paced, high-pressure world will
be crucial.
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KEY INSIGHTS TREND RADAR MICRO-TRENDS INTERCONNECTED TRENDS WHAT’S NEXT?
4. The Trend Radar is organized into four macro trends, each
containing individual trends illustrated by circular icons. The size
of the icons indicates the impact level of each trend, ranging from
medium to very strong, based on our analysis. The radar is further
divided into three concentric areas based on the timeframe for
impact:
Near-term impact area: Trends impacting within the next five
years.
Mid-term impact area: Trends expected to impact in five to ten
years.
Longer-term impact area: Trends with an impact beyond this
decade.
Methodology:
Our insights are derived from a combination of social media
listening, search and trends analysis, desk online research with
surveys, and contributions from our partner network, ensuring a
detailed and forward-looking view of each trend.
Lusidea Future Thinking Radar visualizes prioritized trends and
provides convenient navigation for the report.
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TAL TRENDS
Cultural
Diversification and
Inclusion
Remote
Working
E-commerce &
Mobile Shopping
AI in Consumer
Services
Eco-friendly
Products
Sustainability
Demand
Gig & Freelance
Economy
Subscription
Economy
Decline in
Traditional Family
Structures
Experience-based
Consumption
Personal Finance
Apps
Widespread Use of
Augmented Reality
Increased Emphasis
on Mental Health
Shift in Education
Preference
Emergence of Digital
Nomadism
Universal Basic
Income Models
Global Citizenship
Identity
Privacy & Data
Sustainable living
spaces
Wearable Tech for
Health Monitoring
Sharing Economy
Ethical Consumerism
Expansion of
Community-Based
Living Concepts
Decentralized Social
Networks
Expansion of IoT in
Everyday Life
Advanced AI
Personal Assistants
Biohacking
Quantum
Computing in
Personal Tech
Autonomous
Vehicles
Socially
Responsible
Investing
Direct-to-
Consumer Brands
Circular Economy
Peer-to-Peer
Lending Platforms
Smart Contracts for
Transactions
Redefinition of Value
Exchange Systems
Global to Local
Production
Models
Transformation of
Job Markets
Zero-Waste Lifestyle
Adopters
Plant-Based Diets
Carbon Neutral
Policies
Eco-Friendly Building
Materials
Urban Gardening and
Farming
Biodiversity
Conservation Efforts
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GENERATION ALPHA
KEY INSIGHTS TREND RADAR MICRO-TRENDS INTERCONNECTED TRENDS WHAT’S NEXT?
5. In a world where technology is deeply integrated into daily life,
Generation Alpha has grown up as true digital natives. They
seamlessly navigate virtual and augmented realities, utilizing AI
assistants and personalized learning platforms from a young age.
This immersive exposure to technology has nurtured a highly
creative, innovative, and adaptable mindset within the
generation.
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IN THE FUTURE...
GENERATION ALPHA
6. NANO-LEARNING FOR ALWAYS-ON GENERATION
The global e-learning market is expected
to reach $325 billion by 2025.
50% of Gen Alphas use smartphones
before the age of 5.
The average attention span has dropped
from 12 seconds in 2000 to 8 seconds
today.
70% of learners feel that online learning
takes less time than traditional methods.
Microlearning can increase information
retention by up to 80%.
60% of Gen Alphas prefer YouTube as a
learning tool over printed books.
Bite-sized learning can improve focus and
support longer-term information retention
by 20%.
IMPACT
Very Strong < 5 Years 5–10 Years
TIME TO IMPACT
> 10 Years
Strong
Moderate
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In a world of information overload and constant
digital distractions, Generation Alpha's attention
spans are becoming increasingly fragmented.
Traditional educational models, with long-form
lectures and static curricula, will struggle to engage
this cohort.
The rise of "nano learning"—bite-sized, hyper-focused
learning modules designed for rapid consumption and
retention—will be a game-changer. Educational
institutions and content creators that can deliver
impactful knowledge in condensed, easily digestible
formats will be best positioned to capture and hold
Gen Alpha's attention.
Nano learning will enable Alphas to continuously
upskill and reskill, staying agile in a rapidly evolving
world.
Nano learning is about more than just short videos or
mini-lessons. It represents a fundamental shift in
instructional design, focused on distilling complex
topics into their most essential, actionable
components. Nano learning modules will be
optimized for mobile consumption, enabling Alphas to
learn on-the-go, in the brief moments between other
activities.
Advances in AI and machine learning will enable the
dynamic generation of nano content tailored to each
learner's knowledge gaps, goals, and available time.
Imagine a learning app that can instantly create a
custom 5-minute lesson on a specific topic, delivered
in the format best suited to the individual's learning
style.
Nano learning will also leverage principles of game
design and behavioral psychology to maximize
engagement and retention. Techniques like spaced
repetition, adaptive challenges, and instant feedback
will be baked into nano learning modules, helping
Alphas quickly master and retain new knowledge and
skills.
However, the rise of nano learning will require a major
rethinking of curriculum design, accreditation, and
knowledge management. Educators will need new
tools and training to create effective nano content.
Accreditation bodies will need to develop new
standards for evaluating and credentialing nano
learning experiences. And learners will need robust
systems for tracking, organizing, and applying the
knowledge gained through disparate nano learning
moments.
Myth: AI will replace human teachers.
Reality: AI will augment and support teachers,
enabling them to provide more personalized
attention to students.
What if AI-powered personalized education
becomes the norm, and traditional classrooms
become obsolete?
This could lead to a complete restructuring of the
education system, with students learning at their
own pace and teachers acting as facilitators and
mentors. The impact on society would be profound,
with a more skilled and adaptable workforce
emerging.
GENERATION ALPHA
KEY INSIGHTS TREND RADAR MICRO-TRENDS INTERCONNECTED TRENDS WHAT’S NEXT?
7. 06
HYPER-PERSONALIZED DIGITAL EXPERIENCES
90% of Gen Alphas influence their parents'
purchasing decisions, translating to $500
billion in annual spending.
65% of Gen Alpha prefers content that is
specifically created for their age group.
74% of consumers get frustrated when
content isn't personalized.
Personalized CTAs convert 202% better
than default CTAs.
Fully personalized websites have seen
20%+ improvements in sales.
IMPACT
Very Strong < 5 Years 5–10 Years
TIME TO IMPACT
> 10 Years
Strong
Moderate
As the first generation born entirely within the 21st
century, Generation Alpha will grow up with
technology seamlessly integrated into nearly every
aspect of their lives. They will expect and demand
highly personalized and engaging digital content
experiences that cater to their unique preferences,
interests, and needs.
Brands, media companies, and educational institutions
that can deliver hyper-customized content will be
well-positioned to capture the hearts, minds, and
attention of this tech-savvy generation.
Personalization will become a key differentiator and
competitive advantage in the battle for Gen Alpha's
loyalty and spending power.
The trend of hyper-personalized digital content will
transform multiple industries, from education to
entertainment to marketing.
In entertainment, we'll see the rise of interactive,
choose-your-own-adventure style content where
viewers can shape storylines, character arcs, and even
virtual environments based on their real-time
preferences and decisions. Personalized content
recommendations, powered by sophisticated
algorithms and granular user data, will become the
default expectation.
For brands and marketers, hyper-personalization will
enable micro-targeted advertising and customer
experiences. By leveraging AI, automation, and rich
first-party data, companies will be able to deliver the
right content or offer to the right user at the right
moment. The bar for personalization will continue to
rise, as Gen Alphas grow to expect proactive
recommendations and experiences that demonstrate
a deep understanding of their needs and context.
However, delivering hyper-personalization at scale
will require significant investments in data
infrastructure, AI/ML capabilities, and content
production.
Companies will need robust data governance and
privacy measures to earn Gen Alpha's trust. Striking
the right balance between personalization and
privacy, as well as human oversight of AI-driven
experiences, will be key ethical considerations.
Myth: Personalization requires personally
identifiable information.
Reality: Many forms of personalization can be done
using anonymized data and still deliver highly
relevant experiences.
What if AI could generate photorealistic virtual
worlds that dynamically adapt to each user's
preferences and real-world behavior?
What if digital content could alter user's real-world
preferences, using personalized storylines and
product placements to drive off-screen purchase
decisions?
What if hyper-personalized education could identify
and nurture each child's unique talents, creating a
generation of purpose-driven innovators and
leaders?
GENERATION ALPHA
KEY INSIGHTS TREND RADAR MICRO-TRENDS INTERCONNECTED TRENDS WHAT’S NEXT?
8. 07
VIRTUAL INFLUENCERS AND AI BFFS
78% of Gen Alphas are more likely to
engage with ads that feature their favorite
influencers.
The virtual influencer market is currently
valued at $4.6 billion and is projected to
increase by 26% by 2025.
62% of Gen Alphas say they'd like to learn
from AI teachers.
50% of parents say their children spend
more time interacting with AI than with
real friends.
66% of children say they trust AI
characters more than real people.
Interactions with AI companions can
reduce loneliness by 28% in children.
IMPACT
Very Strong < 5 Years 5–10 Years
TIME TO IMPACT
> 10 Years
Strong
Moderate
For Generation Alpha, the lines between virtual and
real will blur like never before. Growing up in a world
where AI is ubiquitous and increasingly
sophisticated, Alphas will form deep, complex
relationships with virtual influencers and AI
companions.
These “digital beings” will serve not just as
entertainers, but as teachers, confidants, and integral
parts of Alphas' social and emotional lives. Companies
that can create compelling, trustworthy, and
emotionally intelligent AI characters will have
unparalleled influence over this generation's attitudes,
preferences, and decisions.
The rise of virtual influencers and friends will redefine
the very nature of relationships and social interaction
for Gen Alpha.
Virtual influencers are already making their mark, with
AI-generated characters like Lil Miquela and Shudu
commanding massive followings and brand deals. But
for Gen Alpha, these virtual beings will evolve from
mere novelties to ubiquitous presences deeply woven
into the fabric of their lives.
Imagine an AI companion that grows alongside a
child, learning their interests, emotional needs, and
communication style to become the perfect
supportive friend. Or a virtual tutor with the patience
and adaptability to keep a child engaged and
motivated, while providing personalized guidance and
feedback.
The emotional intelligence and contextual awareness
of these AI beings will advance to unprecedented
levels, allowing them to detect and respond to subtle
cues in a child's tone, facial expressions, and behavior.
They'll be able to provide empathetic support, age-
appropriate advice, and even gentle nudges towards
positive behaviors.
However, the rise of virtual influencers and friends
will also raise profound ethical and developmental
questions. How will relationships with AI shape Alphas'
social skills and emotional intelligence?
What safeguards will be needed to protect children's
mental health and privacy? How will we ensure that
the values and behaviors modeled by virtual
influencers align with what we want for our society?
Myth: Virtual influencers and AI friends are just a
passing fad.
Reality: As AI becomes more sophisticated and
integrated into daily life, virtual beings will become
increasingly real and influential for Gen Alpha.
What if AI companions could detect early signs of
mental health issues in children and provide real-
time interventions and support?
What if virtual influencers could be programmed to
model and encourage positive behaviors, like
kindness, curiosity, and environmental stewardship?
What if interactions with emotionally intelligent AI
could actually help Gen Alphas develop greater
empathy and social skills?
GENERATION ALPHA
KEY INSIGHTS TREND RADAR MICRO-TRENDS INTERCONNECTED TRENDS WHAT’S NEXT?
9. The convergence of personalized education and
mental health focus will revolutionize the way
Generation Alpha learns and develops. AI-
powered learning platforms will adapt to each
child's unique learning style, pace, and interests,
creating customized educational journeys. At the
same time, the integration of mindfulness practices
and emotional intelligence training within these
personalized learning experiences will prioritize the
holistic well-being of Generation Alpha.
Educational institutions and parents will
increasingly collaborate to create nurturing
environments that foster both academic growth
and emotional resilience. Virtual reality simulations
and gamified learning modules will engage
Generation Alpha in immersive educational
experiences that promote critical thinking,
creativity, and problem-solving skills while also
addressing their mental health needs.
The emphasis on self-awareness, empathy, and
stress management will equip Generation Alpha
with the tools to navigate the complexities of the
future world.
As Generation Alpha matures, the intersection of
personalized healthcare and immersive
entertainment will emerge as a significant trend.
Advancements in biotechnology and wearable
devices will enable real-time monitoring of health
metrics, allowing for proactive and preventive
healthcare interventions. Personalized nutrition
plans, based on genetic analysis and real-time
biometric data, will optimize their physical well-
being.
Concurrently, the entertainment industry will
evolve to offer hyper-personalized and immersive
experiences. AI-generated content, tailored to
individual preferences and emotional states, will
redefine storytelling and media consumption.
Haptic technologies and brain-computer
interfaces will blur the line between reality and
virtual experiences, creating entirely new forms of
entertainment that engage all senses.
The convergence of personalized healthcare and
immersive entertainment will shape Generation
Alpha's lifestyles, redefining the concept of leisure
and well-being.
The rise of personalized education and learning
experiences will shape Generation Alpha's
development. Advancements in AI and data analytics
will enable tailored curricula and adaptive learning
environments.
Generation Alpha will grow up in a world where
sustainability and technology are seamlessly
intertwined. Their consumer choices will be driven by a
deep sense of environmental responsibility, leading to a
surge in demand for eco-friendly products and services.
Sustainable fashion, powered by advanced materials
science and circular economy principles, will dominate
their wardrobes. Green technologies, such as
renewable energy solutions and electric vehicles, will be
the default choice for this generation.
The blurring of physical and digital worlds will further
amplify Generation Alpha's commitment to
sustainability. Augmented reality applications will
provide real-time information about the environmental
impact of products, empowering them to make
informed purchasing decisions. Virtual reality
experiences will transport them to natural habitats and
ecosystems, fostering a deep appreciation for the
planet's biodiversity.
Mixed reality technologies will enable Generation Alpha
to collaborate on global sustainability projects,
connecting with like-minded individuals across borders
to drive positive change.
INTERCONNECTED TRENDS
The increasing focus on mental health and well-being
will influence Generation Alpha's upbringing. The
integration of mindfulness practices and emotional
intelligence training in education and parenting will
become more prevalent.
The growing emphasis on sustainability and
environmental consciousness will shape Generation
Alpha's values and behaviors. Eco-friendly products,
sustainable fashion, and green technologies will be the
norm for this generation.
The blurring of physical and digital worlds will define
Generation Alpha's experiences. Augmented reality,
virtual reality, and mixed reality technologies will
seamlessly integrate into their daily lives, from
education to entertainment.
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GENERATION ALPHA
KEY INSIGHTS TREND RADAR MICRO-TRENDS INTERCONNECTED TRENDS WHAT’S NEXT?
10. Social and emotional learning (SEL) will be crucial for Generation Alpha,
focusing on empathy, resilience, and interpersonal skills to navigate a
complex world. VR simulations and AI coaching will offer immersive
practice in social interactions and emotional regulation.
Innovation will be driven by Generation Alpha's demand for seamless,
immersive, and intelligent experiences. Businesses will need to leverage
advanced technologies such as AI, AR/VR, and blockchain to create
engaging and interactive customer journeys. Personalization will be
key, with data analytics and machine learning enabling hyper-targeted
offerings and customized solutions.
The rise of the creator economy will present new opportunities for
businesses to collaborate with Generation Alpha influencers and
creators, tapping into their creativity and authenticity to reach wider
audiences.
As Generation Alpha enters the workforce, organizations will need to
embrace new models of work and collaboration. The traditional
hierarchical structures will give way to flatter, more agile, and
decentralized teams. Companies that foster a culture of innovation,
inclusivity, and purpose will attract and retain Generation Alpha talent.
The ability to provide flexible work arrangements, continuous
learning opportunities, and meaningful work will be crucial for
engaging this generation.
WHAT’S NEXT?
As Generation Alpha enters the workforce, the traditional
corporate structures and hierarchies will be disrupted by the
emergence of decentralized autonomous organizations
(DAOs). These self-governing, blockchain-based entities will
operate on principles of transparency, collaboration, and
merit-based rewards. Generation Alpha, with their innate
digital savvy and values of fairness and inclusivity, will
gravitate towards these new organizational models.
DAOs will enable Generation Alpha to participate in global,
decentralized projects and initiatives, transcending
geographical boundaries and traditional employment
constraints. They will have the opportunity to contribute
their skills and expertise to multiple DAOs simultaneously,
creating a portfolio of work that aligns with their passions
and values.
The rise of DAOs will redefine the concept of work,
empowering Generation Alpha to pursue meaningful careers
on their own terms.
EMERGING TRENDS
Gamification of education will captivate Generation Alpha with
interactive learning through game-like interfaces, using rewards and
challenges to boost motivation and retention. These platforms will adapt
to individual styles and offer real-time feedback for personalized skill
development.
The rise of the creator economy will allow Generation Alpha to monetize
their talents early, using digital platforms to create and sell art, music,
videos, or virtual experiences. Blockchain and NFTs will facilitate
authenticating and trading digital assets, expanding the creator economy.
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) will transform how Generation Alpha
interacts with technology, allowing seamless brain-to-device
communication for hands-free control and immersive experiences. BCIs
will push the limits of human-machine interaction, from gaming to
cognitive enhancements.
Personalized and preventive healthcare will influence Generation Alpha's
approach to well-being. Wearable devices and IoT sensors will monitor
health metrics continuously, with AI virtual assistants providing
personalized health advice and promoting proactive care.
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