The document introduces the concept of "No Straight Lines" which refers to making sense of our non-linear world. It discusses how new technologies and industries are creating fault lines between new and old, as well as those with different skills and capabilities. This non-linearity is comprehensively restructuring society and challenging traditional models of organization. It also explores how ambiguity can lead to fearfulness and fundamentalism, and the need to foster community through connecting individual identity with a sense of belonging.
An introduction to the project "No Straight Lines" in which the argument is made that we have reached the nadir of the adaptive range of an industrialised world, in fact we are now faced with a trilemma of social, organisational and economic complexity, tensions and questions. And therefore face a design problem. No Straight Lines presents a new logic and inspiring plea for a more human centric world that describes an entirely new way for true social, economic and organisational innovation to happen.
Smlxl anthropological view of our non-linear worldSMLXL Ltd
This is an intro to our non-linear world from an anthroplogical perspective - presented to DDB in Berlin and Amsterdam - it also looks at new ways to build organisations, and disruption
Alan Moore argues that by implementing what he calls ‘no straight lines’ logic we can create more relevant and resilient businesses, as well as a more sustainable society.
ebusiness Strategy in Entrepreneurship 1: Pedro Eloy at SMECC - 20130806smecchk
This document provides an overview of an e-business strategy workshop. It discusses understanding the evolving digital landscape and opportunities, identifying different types of digital entrepreneurs, setting goals and next steps, and considering skills and activities needed. Key topics covered in the workshop include social media, video, engagement, design, usability, e-commerce trends in China and mobile commerce. Frameworks on e-business, strategy, and the Gartner Hype Cycle are also mentioned. Examples of innovative education platforms like Khan Academy and trends in e-government and improving government communication are briefly discussed.
This document discusses opportunities in the pet food market and introduces a new brand concept called Sixth Sense. The pet food market is slowly growing, with dry food becoming dominant but contributing less value per calorie than wet food. There is an unmet need for pet brands that connect emotionally with owners and are designed based on an understanding of pets' true nature. Sixth Sense is proposed as a new brand that would provide products designed to be better for pets by respecting their instincts, better for people by reflecting their values, and better for the company by pioneering new opportunities. It describes how Sixth Sense food could be more enjoyable and healthy for dogs to eat. The brand aims to redefine the category by thinking holistically about pets' needs beyond
This media plan aims to promote Iams dry dog food using both offensive and defensive strategies. The target audience is families with dogs ages 18-54, focusing on the South and West regions. The year-long campaign stresses healthy food for dogs. Promotional strategies include regional promotions "Double Your Deal" and "Two Good" to attract impulse buyers. The media plan focuses nationally on television sports programs, with heavier advertising in September, October, February and March to promote the campaigns. The goal is to achieve strong reach and frequency with an efficient budget.
An introduction to the project "No Straight Lines" in which the argument is made that we have reached the nadir of the adaptive range of an industrialised world, in fact we are now faced with a trilemma of social, organisational and economic complexity, tensions and questions. And therefore face a design problem. No Straight Lines presents a new logic and inspiring plea for a more human centric world that describes an entirely new way for true social, economic and organisational innovation to happen.
Smlxl anthropological view of our non-linear worldSMLXL Ltd
This is an intro to our non-linear world from an anthroplogical perspective - presented to DDB in Berlin and Amsterdam - it also looks at new ways to build organisations, and disruption
Alan Moore argues that by implementing what he calls ‘no straight lines’ logic we can create more relevant and resilient businesses, as well as a more sustainable society.
ebusiness Strategy in Entrepreneurship 1: Pedro Eloy at SMECC - 20130806smecchk
This document provides an overview of an e-business strategy workshop. It discusses understanding the evolving digital landscape and opportunities, identifying different types of digital entrepreneurs, setting goals and next steps, and considering skills and activities needed. Key topics covered in the workshop include social media, video, engagement, design, usability, e-commerce trends in China and mobile commerce. Frameworks on e-business, strategy, and the Gartner Hype Cycle are also mentioned. Examples of innovative education platforms like Khan Academy and trends in e-government and improving government communication are briefly discussed.
This document discusses opportunities in the pet food market and introduces a new brand concept called Sixth Sense. The pet food market is slowly growing, with dry food becoming dominant but contributing less value per calorie than wet food. There is an unmet need for pet brands that connect emotionally with owners and are designed based on an understanding of pets' true nature. Sixth Sense is proposed as a new brand that would provide products designed to be better for pets by respecting their instincts, better for people by reflecting their values, and better for the company by pioneering new opportunities. It describes how Sixth Sense food could be more enjoyable and healthy for dogs to eat. The brand aims to redefine the category by thinking holistically about pets' needs beyond
This media plan aims to promote Iams dry dog food using both offensive and defensive strategies. The target audience is families with dogs ages 18-54, focusing on the South and West regions. The year-long campaign stresses healthy food for dogs. Promotional strategies include regional promotions "Double Your Deal" and "Two Good" to attract impulse buyers. The media plan focuses nationally on television sports programs, with heavier advertising in September, October, February and March to promote the campaigns. The goal is to achieve strong reach and frequency with an efficient budget.
NO Straight Lines for Chartered Institute of MarketingSMLXL Ltd
the presentation made for the the chartered institute of marketing : technology marketing special interest group.
We now have the possibility to truly transform our world, to be more resilient, to be more relevant to us both personally and collectively, socially cohesive, sustainable, economically vibrant and humane,
through the tools, capabilities, language and processes that are tantalizingly at our fingertips.
This document is a presentation by Alan Moore on making sense of our non-linear world and lessons in mobility and innovation from around the world. The presentation discusses how mobile communications can be a strategic endeavor that allows companies to reach new audiences, redefine their organization, and create new markets. It then covers the six laws of mobile and how refined data is the "black gold" of the 21st century. Throughout, it provides examples of how mobility and data can transform industries like banking, cultural organizations, and help networks.
The document discusses the challenges of making sense of our complex, non-linear world. It references a book on the topic and explores themes like the relationship between the individual and community, the impact of technology on power structures, and how organizations can adapt to new economic and social paradigms in this changing environment. Examples of companies like LEGO, Girlswalker, and Threadless are presented as case studies of businesses that have successfully reinvented themselves.
SMLXL Mobile Marketing Association-NY-2011SMLXL Ltd
Alan Moore gave a presentation titled "Assets & Access in the Intention Economy" for SMLXL Ltd. He discussed how mobile devices are changing business models and creating new opportunities for generating value. Specifically, he explained how cultural organizations can leverage their assets like collections, expertise, and communities of interest to create digital services and courses. This generates new access points and income streams around their existing assets in the emerging intention economy.
An introduction to some of the key themes that are driving the process of why we are decoupling from the belief systems of an industrial age, and how design thinking and practice can help us find answers to wicked problems.
No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear worldSMLXL Ltd
The document discusses how the world is becoming increasingly non-linear and complex due to social, organizational, and economic changes. It is unclear what will replace current systems as complexity overwhelms existing structures. The document proposes that we need new ways of thinking and innovating to create better societies, organizations, and economies for this new non-linear world. No Straight Lines presents a new way of making sense of this complexity and a plea for a more human-centric approach.
Smlxl - Assets & Access: challenges and opportunities for cultural institutio...SMLXL Ltd
A presentation on the challenges and opportunities for cultural institutions. I argue by reframing what an institution is and how that can be defined as a series of assets plays an important role in enabling cultural institutions to thrive in a non-linear world. I argue we need a new form of literacy to help us do that. #camerjam #mobilecultures
This document summarizes a presentation about making sense of the non-linear world. It discusses how traditional notions of organizations and business models no longer apply in today's complex world. New models are emerging that are more participatory and focus on meaningful human connection. It introduces concepts like communities of interest, producers and evangelists. It outlines a new model called the 4C's of commerce, culture, community and connectivity. The presentation argues that companies must function as communities and media platforms to thrive in this non-linear world.
Straight Line Thinking Stops Here. Designing business success in a non-linear...SMLXL Ltd
The keynote that I gave at sxsw 2010, Straight Line Thinking Stops Here. Based on the forthcoming book, No Straight Lines, making sense of our non-linear world.
This is a revised and updated version of an overview based on the book No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear world.
Our industrial society, is being overwhelmed by complexity, typified by the troubles of running of large organizations such as the NHS, or large companies such as Nokia or Kodak who have failed to adapt to a world in transition, or the likes of media companies that in their pursuit of growth undertake activities that are so morally repugnant their actions horrify the world. Exemplified by the failure of global financial systems, resulting in unmanageable sovereign debt and the increasing black hole in our pensions. The psychological strain being placed on working-man and woman, that is creating serious health issues, the increasingly dangerous gap between rich and poor, and the increasing strain placed on society that exists in a more uncertain world where many people struggle to find any sort of meaning in their lives, resulting in more fundamental views of the world, with deadly consequences.
We cannot afford business as usual and it all adds up to a trilemma of unsustainable economic, social and organizational problems. In other words, the rules around which we previously organized our lives no longer applies, we face an uncertain future, without a roadmap.
However, No Straight Lines argues we have the means to transform our world by seeing these problems as a design challenge, whereby we embrace this complexity and build entirely new organizational capability that is more sustainable, more agile, organizations and businesses that are designed around the needs of all humanity, that offers more meaning in the work we do, that are more inclusive, more relevant, and that can deliver an economic vibrancy for which the industrial revolution was celebrated for.
The document summarizes the book "No Straight Lines" which tells stories of transformation from industrial systems to more sustainable models. It discusses how a systems approach can redesign society for greater financial, social and environmental sustainability. The book also shares stories of companies, organizations, and communities that have transformed to networked, participatory models and new ways of learning, healthcare and civic engagement.
Reading a fresh trend report should fill your head with new perspectives on how to transform your business. However, the value of a trend report often hinges on the ability to translate its themes correctly into good ideas. When misunderstood, trends can feel uninspiring, confusing, or just plain weird. Given that there are few standards for how trends should be communicated, the chances of misinterpreting them seems high. Two experiments using ideation sessions showed that sensory language and image-based priming can dramatically improve a person’s ability to translate trend information into relevant ideas. Learn why a “chef-inspired” trend is better than a “gourmet” one, or why “hallucinogenic” properties are better than “mood-altering” ones.
A holistic presentation on the future of mobility slide deck and underlying research for management book of the year 2020 in The Netherlands " De wereld is rond " by Jo Caudron. Happy to have contributed to it. Aitor Somers
The document introduces brandnographyTM, a brand strategy method that incorporates cultural anthropology. It combines long-term ethnographic study of social structures with real-time cultural trends analysis. The goal is to understand the contextual web of meaning between people and brands by identifying opportunities in cultural forces and ornamentation. BrandnographyTM uses methods like immersion, interviews, and social media monitoring to study foundational structures, and then traces brand preferences and perceptions to monitor opportunities in current trends. Insights are applied to brand meaning metrics and strategic tools to guide planning.
Society, organisations, economies reshaped by mobileSMLXL Ltd
Keynote for Blackberry on future trends in mobile, and how these will have an empowering and dramatic effect on how our societies, organisations, cities and economies evolve
This short presentation outlines and introduces a process and programme called Transformation LABs created to help organisations tackle difficult and challenging problems
Designing for and creating better healthcare systems and servicesSMLXL Ltd
This presentation based upon the book "No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear world" was made at the CareWare conference in healthcare innovation in Aarhus Denmark – The presentation argues that when we design around the needs of humanity, we can create better healthcare systems, which are also more resilient, sustainable, adaptable and in fact less expensive to run.
That better much better does not need to cost the earth. We need to be able to hold in play at the same time considerations about how to design for the needs of humanity, to deal with systems thinking and complexity, organisational capability, technology and even data.
www.no-straight-lines.com
NO Straight Lines for Chartered Institute of MarketingSMLXL Ltd
the presentation made for the the chartered institute of marketing : technology marketing special interest group.
We now have the possibility to truly transform our world, to be more resilient, to be more relevant to us both personally and collectively, socially cohesive, sustainable, economically vibrant and humane,
through the tools, capabilities, language and processes that are tantalizingly at our fingertips.
This document is a presentation by Alan Moore on making sense of our non-linear world and lessons in mobility and innovation from around the world. The presentation discusses how mobile communications can be a strategic endeavor that allows companies to reach new audiences, redefine their organization, and create new markets. It then covers the six laws of mobile and how refined data is the "black gold" of the 21st century. Throughout, it provides examples of how mobility and data can transform industries like banking, cultural organizations, and help networks.
The document discusses the challenges of making sense of our complex, non-linear world. It references a book on the topic and explores themes like the relationship between the individual and community, the impact of technology on power structures, and how organizations can adapt to new economic and social paradigms in this changing environment. Examples of companies like LEGO, Girlswalker, and Threadless are presented as case studies of businesses that have successfully reinvented themselves.
SMLXL Mobile Marketing Association-NY-2011SMLXL Ltd
Alan Moore gave a presentation titled "Assets & Access in the Intention Economy" for SMLXL Ltd. He discussed how mobile devices are changing business models and creating new opportunities for generating value. Specifically, he explained how cultural organizations can leverage their assets like collections, expertise, and communities of interest to create digital services and courses. This generates new access points and income streams around their existing assets in the emerging intention economy.
An introduction to some of the key themes that are driving the process of why we are decoupling from the belief systems of an industrial age, and how design thinking and practice can help us find answers to wicked problems.
No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear worldSMLXL Ltd
The document discusses how the world is becoming increasingly non-linear and complex due to social, organizational, and economic changes. It is unclear what will replace current systems as complexity overwhelms existing structures. The document proposes that we need new ways of thinking and innovating to create better societies, organizations, and economies for this new non-linear world. No Straight Lines presents a new way of making sense of this complexity and a plea for a more human-centric approach.
Smlxl - Assets & Access: challenges and opportunities for cultural institutio...SMLXL Ltd
A presentation on the challenges and opportunities for cultural institutions. I argue by reframing what an institution is and how that can be defined as a series of assets plays an important role in enabling cultural institutions to thrive in a non-linear world. I argue we need a new form of literacy to help us do that. #camerjam #mobilecultures
This document summarizes a presentation about making sense of the non-linear world. It discusses how traditional notions of organizations and business models no longer apply in today's complex world. New models are emerging that are more participatory and focus on meaningful human connection. It introduces concepts like communities of interest, producers and evangelists. It outlines a new model called the 4C's of commerce, culture, community and connectivity. The presentation argues that companies must function as communities and media platforms to thrive in this non-linear world.
Straight Line Thinking Stops Here. Designing business success in a non-linear...SMLXL Ltd
The keynote that I gave at sxsw 2010, Straight Line Thinking Stops Here. Based on the forthcoming book, No Straight Lines, making sense of our non-linear world.
This is a revised and updated version of an overview based on the book No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear world.
Our industrial society, is being overwhelmed by complexity, typified by the troubles of running of large organizations such as the NHS, or large companies such as Nokia or Kodak who have failed to adapt to a world in transition, or the likes of media companies that in their pursuit of growth undertake activities that are so morally repugnant their actions horrify the world. Exemplified by the failure of global financial systems, resulting in unmanageable sovereign debt and the increasing black hole in our pensions. The psychological strain being placed on working-man and woman, that is creating serious health issues, the increasingly dangerous gap between rich and poor, and the increasing strain placed on society that exists in a more uncertain world where many people struggle to find any sort of meaning in their lives, resulting in more fundamental views of the world, with deadly consequences.
We cannot afford business as usual and it all adds up to a trilemma of unsustainable economic, social and organizational problems. In other words, the rules around which we previously organized our lives no longer applies, we face an uncertain future, without a roadmap.
However, No Straight Lines argues we have the means to transform our world by seeing these problems as a design challenge, whereby we embrace this complexity and build entirely new organizational capability that is more sustainable, more agile, organizations and businesses that are designed around the needs of all humanity, that offers more meaning in the work we do, that are more inclusive, more relevant, and that can deliver an economic vibrancy for which the industrial revolution was celebrated for.
The document summarizes the book "No Straight Lines" which tells stories of transformation from industrial systems to more sustainable models. It discusses how a systems approach can redesign society for greater financial, social and environmental sustainability. The book also shares stories of companies, organizations, and communities that have transformed to networked, participatory models and new ways of learning, healthcare and civic engagement.
Reading a fresh trend report should fill your head with new perspectives on how to transform your business. However, the value of a trend report often hinges on the ability to translate its themes correctly into good ideas. When misunderstood, trends can feel uninspiring, confusing, or just plain weird. Given that there are few standards for how trends should be communicated, the chances of misinterpreting them seems high. Two experiments using ideation sessions showed that sensory language and image-based priming can dramatically improve a person’s ability to translate trend information into relevant ideas. Learn why a “chef-inspired” trend is better than a “gourmet” one, or why “hallucinogenic” properties are better than “mood-altering” ones.
A holistic presentation on the future of mobility slide deck and underlying research for management book of the year 2020 in The Netherlands " De wereld is rond " by Jo Caudron. Happy to have contributed to it. Aitor Somers
The document introduces brandnographyTM, a brand strategy method that incorporates cultural anthropology. It combines long-term ethnographic study of social structures with real-time cultural trends analysis. The goal is to understand the contextual web of meaning between people and brands by identifying opportunities in cultural forces and ornamentation. BrandnographyTM uses methods like immersion, interviews, and social media monitoring to study foundational structures, and then traces brand preferences and perceptions to monitor opportunities in current trends. Insights are applied to brand meaning metrics and strategic tools to guide planning.
Society, organisations, economies reshaped by mobileSMLXL Ltd
Keynote for Blackberry on future trends in mobile, and how these will have an empowering and dramatic effect on how our societies, organisations, cities and economies evolve
This short presentation outlines and introduces a process and programme called Transformation LABs created to help organisations tackle difficult and challenging problems
Designing for and creating better healthcare systems and servicesSMLXL Ltd
This presentation based upon the book "No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear world" was made at the CareWare conference in healthcare innovation in Aarhus Denmark – The presentation argues that when we design around the needs of humanity, we can create better healthcare systems, which are also more resilient, sustainable, adaptable and in fact less expensive to run.
That better much better does not need to cost the earth. We need to be able to hold in play at the same time considerations about how to design for the needs of humanity, to deal with systems thinking and complexity, organisational capability, technology and even data.
www.no-straight-lines.com
The document discusses various people who are reading and commenting on the book "No Straight Lines" by Alan Moore. It lists Dawn Danby, Think Tank Freedom Lab, Louise Jakobsen, Dave Cushman, Uffe Elbk, and David Scholtz as individuals reading the book. It also provides links to purchase the book on Amazon or access it for free online. The document discusses features of the participatory online version of the book, which allows readers to ask questions, leave comments, and see which passages are highlighted by other Kindle users.
This website aims to help people make sense of the non-linear world by providing reflections on various topics. The website's URL is www.no-straight-lines.com and it was created in 2012 to discuss how the world is complex with many interconnected and unpredictable factors rather than following straight paths.
The document discusses how the world has transitioned to a non-linear system and the implications for business. It proposes that traditional models of innovation, organization, and value creation no longer apply and presents the "No Straight Lines" framework for making sense of this complex world. The framework teaches new literacy, processes, and tools to create sustainable value through networked organizations, lean innovation, and data-driven systems thinking. Workshops are offered to help companies rethink their business models for success in this context.
Discussion material for the future, and nature of media companies, starting from analysis of systems thinking, what makes human nature, identity, community + the communications revolution. So what comes next
How do you accelerate innovation? How can competition get us to give our creative best to solve intractable dilemmas. This is my summing up to the event help at MIT/Sloan School of Management Jan 12th with the British Consul
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Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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1. NO
STRAIGHT
LINES:
making sense of our non-linear world
Anthropological view of culture
Dentsu + Kamakura
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
4. As as a new economy
takes hold, as a
consequence of the old
one faltering, it
unleashes a powerful set
of forces that cleave the
fabric of the economy
along fault lines.
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
7. In capabilities between those trained to
participate in the new technologies and those
whose skills become increasingly obsolete
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
8. Structurally between thriving new
industries and the old regulatory
system
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
9. This non-linearity is causing a
comprehensive restructuring of society
at large – breaking old models
of organisation
10. The trilemma of network complexity
a non-linear world
Organisation Social
Organisational,
social, economic
change
systems complexity social complexity
Economic
Ambiguity:
the coming age of
uncertainty
16. I + We = why?
What affects us today has a great deal to do with
answering this question
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
17. alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
18. Ali’s shortest poem
“Me We”
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
19. “I”
Needs
“We”
to truly be
“I”
carl jung
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
20. Me Identity and belonging (community, and
social cohesion) is defined by how we
Self
?
meaningfully connect with the world
Single Many around us
Family
Community
Other
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
21. Human nature is not like a machine
Image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/camil_t/82015664/
22. alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
This is a story about
power
23. Access to, and, the (RE)distribution of knowledge allows
us to renegotiate the relationships of power; church,
state, government, society, commerce
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
24. Q: did the Catholic
church see
Gutenberg coming?
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
25. Gutenbergs little wooden printing press was used as the tool by
Martin Luther to overthrow the hegemony of the church in Europe
and change the direction of political power
26. alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | media hungary 2011
A technological revolution…
27. Or a social one?
alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
28. alan moore | www.smlxtralarge.com | no straight lines introduction 2011
HOS
Human Operating System
29. “Networked
communication
media
is the
connective
tissue
for society”
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30. Literacy + designing for
participatory cultures
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31. Folk culture ?
Culture made by the folk by us you and me - participatory
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Participatory culture
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
33. 2005
YouTube
36 hours video every 60 secs of every day
Facebook
A congregation of 650 million
Myspace
Destroyed by News Corp
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36. “The production of shared software
is communism”
steve balmer
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37. “
Mutuality is our
business strategy”
Alan Rusbridger – 2010
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38. Language enables us to properly describe the world around us,
and engage in meaningful action
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39. Everyone has a voice || The tools of creativity are widely
distributed || It’s easy and cheap to experiment ||
Capability counts for more than credentials and titles ||
Commitment is voluntary || Power is granted from
below || Authority is fluid and contingent on value-
added || The only hierarchies are “natural” hierarchies
|| Communities are self defining || Individuals are
richly empowered with information || Just about
everything is decentralized || Ideas compete on an
equal footing || It’s easy for buyers and sellers to find
each other || Resources are free to follow opportunities
|| Decisions are peer-based.
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41. An “old-new” cultural
economy: markets are
conversations
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42. blended reality Blended reality
Its not online or
offline…
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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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The design problem & challenge
51. 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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How do you create the company as a community?
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63.
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72. Lessons
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73. whole systems
Fundamentally changes
the relationship to supply
and demand by rethinking
and redesigning the
process from conception
to final production
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74. knowledge
Fundamentally changes the relationship to supply and demand
Distributed knowledge
network both
Hyperlocal & Superglobal
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75. legal, innovation, community
Open Source &
Creative Commons
In one year 44,000 designs were submitted to Local
Motors, and 3600 innovators have shared their knowledge
and insights.
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76. accelerated innovation with community
In one year 44,000
designs were submitted
to Local Motors, and
3600 innovators have
shared their knowledge
and insights.
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77. velocity and cost
5X faster than traditional
methodologies, and with
more than 100X less
capital
From $200m development
costs to $1.5
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78. economics, people, regions
Micro-Factories Locally
which provide an engaged
experience for customers,
money flows into local
communities, local jobs
for local people.
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80. summary
The company: as a
community, as a media
platform. Competitions as
risk mitigation & innovation
accelerator, markets are
conversations, mutuality a
business strategy.
81. principles
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82. Nova et Aucta Orbis Terrae Descriptio ad Usum Navigatium Emendate: “new and
augmented description of Earth corrected for the use of navigation”.
83. The cultural
challenge of
how we get from
here to there
philosophy
skills
process
motivation
tools
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84. [1]
Participatory cultures
& tools
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85. [2]
Craftmanship
The maker of
civilisation
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[3]
Adaptiveness The capability to learn
is not just nice to have;
it has become a key
factor for survival –
not only for people,
but for organisations,
and industries.
87. [4]
Ambiguity
Learning
to deal with
an uncertain
world
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88. Open
[5] Innovation
Legal
frameworks
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89. [6] Epic:
seek epic wins
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90. No Straight Lines video:
http://ht.ly/4HkLp
Learn more
http://ht.ly/4BF7g
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91. 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 insight on these interlocking trends;
Alan 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
Information on No Straight Lines: http://ht.ly/4BF7g
92. NO
STRAIGHT
LINES:
making sense of our non-linear world
@alansmlxl | www.smlxtralarge.com
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