from geocities to geo-located cities: how the future of the social web is local

39
Future Trends: From Geocities to Geo-located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local Presented by Danny Brown - March 09 2012

Upload: danny-brown

Post on 22-Nov-2014

982 views

Category:

Technology


2 download

DESCRIPTION

The Future Trends presentation I shared with the advertising and marketing students at Fisher College of Business in Columbus, OH, part of the 2012 Jugnoo, Inc. outreach program.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

Future Trends: From Geocities to Geo-located Cities:

How the Future of the Social Web is Local

Presented by Danny Brown - March 09 2012

Page 2: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

In the beginning, there was darkness…

Page 3: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

And then Yahoo said, “Let there be light…”

Page 4: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local
Page 5: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local
Page 6: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

The cult of Online Communities was born

Page 7: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local
Page 8: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

All was not lost, though – a hero was waiting in the wings…

Page 9: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

All was not lost, though – a hero was waiting in the wings…

Page 10: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

2004

1 million users

Page 11: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2005

5.5 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 12: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2006

12 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 13: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2007

30 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 14: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2008

100 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 15: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2009

350 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 16: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2010

500 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 17: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2011

800 million users

The Geek shall inherit the earth…

Page 18: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

2012

1 BILLION USERS

Page 19: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

The secret? The trick?

Simplicity & forced UI

Page 20: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local
Page 21: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

So where now?

Page 22: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

BIG Data

Page 23: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

True CommunityLeverage

Page 24: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

True PeerCommerce

Page 25: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

MOBILE IS UBIQUITOUS

Page 26: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

APPLE vs. ANDROID

Page 27: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

Both platforms continue to grow in both total

numbers and smartphone market share as RIM’s

Blackberry and Windows Phone shrink

That said, with Android and iOS’

combined smartphone share reaching

towards 85%, we start to wonder where

the saturation point will be – soon

enough, it’ll be a true duopoly.

Then both operating systems will have

no one but each other to take users

from.

4

Apple vs. Android

Page 28: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

• While Android’s rise to the top of the smartphone world has been nothing short of meteoric, it looks like the gravy train slowed somewhat at the tail end of 2011.

• While 62% of first-time smartphone buyers chose Android in October 2011, by December only 47% did.

3

Apple vs. Android

Page 29: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

• While Android’s rise to the top of the smartphone world has been nothing short of meteoric, it looks like the gravy train slowed somewhat at the tail end of 2011.

• While 62% of first-time smartphone buyers chose Android in October 2011, by December only 47% did.

• Without a doubt, it was Apple’s release of the iPhone 4S on October 14th.

3

Apple vs. Android

Page 30: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

Near Field Communications – Mobile payments technology will see 2012 as transition year, with the number of NFC-enabled smart-phones expected to double from 2011 levels of 90 MM

8

Mobile Is Ubiquitous

Page 31: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

7

Mobile Is Ubiquitous

Page 32: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

THE TABLET WARS

TABLET WARS

Page 33: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

The chasm between younger and older generations in terms of computer usage will become apparent in 2012 with the rise of tablet PCs.

10

Tablet Wars

Younger users increasingly are turning to tablets and smartphones as their primary means of computing and accessing the Internet.

This year will reveal to a large degree whether the PC can remain relevant to younger users.

“Shipments of tablets are expected to approach 250 million units in 2017”

Page 34: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

India's finally got its much hyped ultra-low-cost tablet, Aakash.

The government is buying the first units of the device for Rs 2250 each from a British company which is assembling the devices in India. They will initially be given to students for free in a pilot run of 100,000 units. (runs on Android) In India already, consumers have a choice of 90 tablet models from over 40 different manufacturers. IDC India estimates 160,000 tablets shipped in the country in 2011 and estimates a volume of 2,650,000 tablets in 2012.

Can India lead in tablet distribution?

10

Page 35: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

Market dynamics: Emerging middle class buyers are the sweet spot

Indian mobile phone manufacturers like Lava and Micromax are in the process of of launching tablets in this mass market segment, which Jaideep Mehta, VP and Manager at IDC India, believes will intensify the competition and drive volume growth.

Is a price war inevitable? Probably

The unique selling proposition of all the players is value for money. This means feature-rich tablets at affordable prices with relevant local content.

11

Mobile Commerce

Page 36: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

• About 100 MM tablets expected to be sold in 2012, more than doubling the 47 million sold last year.

• It took 40 years for 5% of households to own TV sets; it will take less than 3 years for 5% of homes to reach the two tablet threshold

12

Deloitte Stats

Page 37: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

12

The Future?

1. Mobile2. Local3. Peer commerce4. Big data

Page 38: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

QUESTIONS?

Page 39: From Geocities to Geo-Located Cities: How the Future of the Social Web is Local

THANK YOU