22. Where are we at?
Microtrends 1-3 years Fashion, fads,
technology
devices/
platforms
Macrotrends 5-15 years Business cycles,
technologies
impacting socio/
cultural/
economic
behaviours
Megatrends 15-50 years Societal shifts,
industrial shifts
Gigatrends 50+ years New Societies
23.
24.
25. Where are we at?
Microtrends 1-3 years Fashion, fads,
technology
devices/
platforms
Macrotrends 5-15 years Business cycles,
technologies
impacting socio/
cultural/
economic
behaviours
Megatrends 15-50 years Societal shifts,
industrial shifts
Gigatrends 50+ years New Societies
26.
27. Where are we at?
Microtrends 1-3 years Fashion, fads,
technology
devices/
platforms
Macrotrends 5-15 years Business cycles,
technologies
impacting socio/
cultural/
economic
behaviours
Megatrends 15-50 years Societal shifts,
industrial shifts
Gigatrends 50+ years New Societies
28.
29. Where are we at?
Microtrends 1-3 years Fashion, fads,
technology
devices/
platforms
Macrotrends 5-15 years Business cycles,
technologies
impacting socio/
cultural/
economic
behaviours
Megatrends 15-50 years Societal shifts,
industrial shifts
Gigatrends 50+ years New Societies
38. Digital Britian:
Broadband
• 2mbps minimum speed service obligation
to telcos
• £530m plus...
• Next-gen committment: £Next Generation
Fund£ will part-subsidise
• Govt services analogue switch-off
• Mobile upgrade: building networks capable
of 50Mbps
39. Current
infrastructure
overview
• 99%
Scotland
has
geographical
2G
coverage
• 41%
Scotland
has
geographical
3G
coverage.
• 87%
Scotland’s
populaAon
live
in
an
area
with
90%
3G
coverage
• 450
BT
Openzone
Wifi
hotspots
in
Scotland,
that
visitors
can
access
if
their
ISP
is
a
member
of
Wireless
Broadband
Alliance
• 4G
should
increase
m-‐bandwidth
&
eliminate
“not-‐spots”
for
95%
populaAon
39
40. Issues
• Wifi
or
3Gmobile
coverage
needed
for
locaAon
&
digital/m-‐services
not
seamless.
• Many
“not
spots”,
even
in
ciAes
• Broadband
-‐
The
REACH
PROBLEM
40
41. Digital Britain:
Broadcasting
• DAB switch over 2015
• BBC/C4 must change to be public service
content partners
• Channel 3 to be opened up to
independently-financed news consortia
42.
43. Digital Britain:
Intellectual Property
• Framework to encourage legal downloads
• OfCom charged with reducing piracy -
through criminal law, not civil law
• No 3 strikes
44. Digital Britian:
& the rest
• Tax breaks for “culturally British video
games”
• New games regulation
• Investment: £120m in a Digital Economy
Programme
• Education: Pupils to get 5hrs ICT training
per week, delivered by professionals in the
the cultural & creative sectors.
61. Digital Natives: present
themselves differently
• (Marshall McLuhan - The • “Facebook is all fur coat
Medium is the Message: and no Flickrs”
later this term with
Tom)