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Drivers of change at the beginning of a Fourth Industrial Revolution

Jaron LanierComputer Scientist @ Microsoft

ResearchTechnology Entrepreneur

Musician

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Book “Who Owns the Future”

…More productivity… is achieved via software.

… Software can be the end of the industrial revolution..

… Digital technology will be developing quite rapidly in this century to dominate in the economy ...

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VEHICLE OF THE XX CENTURY

Driver

Gas

Means of Transportation

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VEHICLE AT THE BEGINNING OF XXI CENTURY

Navigation

Multimedia

Internet

Computer

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LCD SCREEN HUD WEARABLES REAL-DEPTH HUD WITH WIDE FOV

TODAY FUTURE (+5 YEARS)-5 YEARS-10 YEARS

Current prototype works under NBT – real in-car embeddedplatform

RE-INVENTING NAVIGATION – AUGMENTED REALITY

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LEVERAGING NEW TECH VALUE THROUGH DESIGN LANGUAGE

Example of References: Porsche PCM 3.1, Ferrari Califonia T, TATA, Toyota CY 11/16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3vCJgN_5ic

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THE PERFECT STORM OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

Replaces Successive Waves of Change

© 2010 Forrester Research, Inc.

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WHERE ARE WE GOING: FINDING THE “NEXT BIG THING”

WHAT’S HOT TODAY WILL BE COLD TOMORROW.

SOLUTIONS MUST BE READY BEFORE MARKET ASKS FOR

IT

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Fourth Industrial Revolution

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The technologies changing your world

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Who will win – robot, man or woman?

All industrial revolutions have shifted employment substantially – in the middle of the second industrial revolution in 1900, 41% of the US labour force was employed in agriculture. This had dropped to 4% in 1970 as the third industrial revolution took off, and less than 2% today.

Researchers estimated that 47% of US jobs are at high risk from the changes underway in digitisation and automation.

47% of the population in India still works in the agriculture sector

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Global unemployment

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GO GLOBAL TO ACCESS NEW CLIENT MARKETS AND IT TALENT POOLS

NUMBER OF ENGINEERS , IT SERVICE MARKET*

LATIN AMERICA

& CARRIBEAN180 000

EUROPE

230 000

ASIA PACIFIC

1 490 000

*Source: Everest Group Global Locations Annual Report 2015

Asian countries become growth drivers for world economy

Share of world GDP, %

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Europe is facing a demographic crisis Nine of the 10 nations with the largest populations of over-60s and over-80s are in Europe. Only Japan has more senior citizens.

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Global trends in migratory movements

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1 700moved

since April FY15

#1

Global Relocation Program

GLOBAL RELOCATION TO STAY AS IMPORTANT SCALABILITY & KNOLEDGE TRANSFR SUPPORT TOOL

120

100

Poland

Romania70

Bulgaria

UK

75

USA

150

Germany70

Number of relocated

Switzerland

30

Ukraine

40

Russia

7050

15

Vietnam 5

Singapore

15

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Migration crisis

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Migration crisis

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Technology could kill jobs

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Daimler

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US working Age Population and Number of Jobs

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The 10 skills you need to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Five years from now, over one-third of skills (35%) that are considered important in today’s workforce will have changed.

Robots may help us get to where we want to be faster, but they can’t be as creative as humans (yet).

Whereas negotiation and flexibility are high on the list of skills for 2015, in 2020 they will begin to drop from the top 10 as machines, using masses of data, begin to make our decisions for us.

Change won’t wait for us: business leaders, educators and governments all need to be proactive in up-skilling

65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that don’t yet exist.

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World’s best job? The answer might surprise you

Ten of the top 25 jobs with the best work-life balance are in the technology sector.

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