There is a phase change approaching is the way human society is organized, flipping from centralized hierarchical organizations chiefly represented by the nation states, towards more efficient, flexible, and resilient forms of decentralized, peer-to-peer structures, the Network Society. What traditionally we thought were functions that could only be organized centrally, from energy production and distribution, manufacturing and food production, finance, education, health are now being radically rethought as the guiding principles behind the technological evolution of innovations such as the Internet are now pervading everything. Not only a novel interpretation of ongoing changes, but also a guiding set of principles to evaluate the degree at which new ideas are well aligned with the these unstoppable developments, the lessons of the Network Society can inform the decisions of individuals, corporations and policymakers to design future-aware action plans navigating times of turbulent change.

1. Network Society
David Orban
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2. David Orban
CEO, Dotsub
Advisor & Faculty, Singularity University
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@davidorban
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5. My Message

6. Accelerating Technological Change
Disrupts Enterprises,
Impacts The Lives Of Individuals,
And Transforms Society At Large

7. Unless We Prepare For It,
Our Social Contract
Will Break Down!

8. Thank You

9. We Can Go Home Now

11. 1. Change
2. Forward
3. Principles

12. 0. Intro To 2x

17. ..., 0.0625, 0.1250, 0.5000, 1, ...

18. ..., 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128

20. 1. Change

21. William Gibson
The future is already here. It is just not evenly distributed yet

22. Acceleration

23. Pyramids
archer10

24. Feudalism
dicktay2000

25. Industrial Age
sludgeulper

26. Network Age
jurvetson

27. Anthropocene

28. 99%
1% 2%
98%
10.000 BC Today
terrestrial
vertebrates
in the wild
humans
pets
cattle

30. myfavoritedinosaur.com, LadyofHats, OpenClips

31. Technology Is Key

40. If computers could learn, grow and evolve the same way humans can,
the world would be a much better place
Geordie Rose

42. Interaction Design

53. Internet of Everything

54. Google

55. IPv4 ≈
IPv6 ≈
Atoms ≈
A Granular World!

57. Network Evolution
Generation Isotropy Access
Web data knowledge
Web 2.0 applications social
IoT sensors world

58. Necessary Autonomy
Platform Orders of magnitude
PCs ≈
Mobiles ~ Humans ≈
IoT > 10

61. Changing Dialog
Generation Bandwidth M2M Index
Industrial apps Kb/s 1%
Realtime Web Mb/s 10%
IoT Networks Gb/s 99%+
M2M index: M2M/M2H, communications among machine in proportion to those with humans

62. Every object must be smart
Leandro Agrò

65. Network Society

66. Old Paradigm

68. New Paradigm

70. Unstoppable

71. Photovoltaics - Ecat?

72. joyseyshowaa

73. 3D hydroponics - Plantlab
plantlab

75. 3D Printing - Makerbot
makerbot

77. Trendhunter

83. Stanford University AI Course

84. Start of the Stanford AI Class

85. P2P Currency - Bitcoin
sylvar

91. familymwr

92. 2. Forward

94. Kay Koplovitz, Founder USA Networks
“A billion people to have their own voice to contribute
to the dialog of the 21st Century, that is very empowering!”

95. It has the broadest
emotional bandwidth

96. 90% of Global Traffic by 2015
Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2010-2015

97. Video Discovery
“shield of red shadows”

98. Video Discovery
次に何が起こるかなんてさっぱりわからない
I have no idea what will happen next

99. Viral Geographies
Explosive spreading
in Czech, and French
for a video in German
Czech French

100. Reaching of Full Potential

102. Future Of Empathy

104. 3. PrinciplesSome

105. Searching

106. Topic Area
DepthofExploration
A B C
1
2
…
∞
3
… ∞
Solution Search Space

107. Depth First Search Strategy
A B C
1
2
3
4
5
Topic Area
DepthofExploration
… ∞

108. Breadth First Search Strategy
A B C D E
1
2
3
Topic Area
DepthofExploration
…
∞

109. David Gelb

110. Winning strategy – Jiro Ono
A B C
1
2
…
∞
sushi!
Topic Area
DepthofExploration
Michelin 3-star restaurateur in Tokyo, protagonist of the documentary “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”
3
… ∞

111. cosimoorban

112. Winning strategy – Richard Saul Wurman
A B … ∞
1
2
design!
Topic Area
DepthofExploration
Architect, designer, author of over 80 books, coined “Information architecture”, and created TED
…
∞
3
C

113. Trying

114. The Privilege of Failure
“The formula for success?
Double your rate of failure.”
Thomas J. Watson, IBM
“The Internet multiplied a thousandfold our failure rate,
without increasing the cost of our success”
Cory Doctorow

116. Innovating

117. Inventing

118. Questions
Answers
Ignorance

119. Competitiveness
Innovation
Invention!

120. Adapting

121. Adopting

122. Fantasy

123. Planet Earth Green DesktopWallpaper
“The belief that there’s good magic that only does good,
and bad magic that only does bad. …”
Kelly Starks

124. Reality

125. NASA,Wikimedia
“… Our reality today is like technology based science fiction,
which can be used for good or bad:
usually ending up with a mixture of both.”
Kelly Starks

129. Dreams

130. The Strongest Building Block In The Universe

131. davidorban.com
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