Mixing it up with High Tech Presentation to SLCC Business Leadership Forum by Roger White.

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Mixing it up with High Tech Presentation to SLCC Business Leadership Forum by Roger White

About Me My Motto “I’ve been there, done that, and while I was doing it I was taking notes.”

About Me 1960’s – Soldier in Vietnam and Dugway, UT 1970’s – MIT engineering student 1980’s – PC and computer networking pioneer 1990’s – teacher in NZ, Australia and Korea 2010’s – Sci-Fi and human thinking author

Coming Up Life in a high tech industry Visions of 2050

High Tech Theme “OK… You’ve invented [X]. …Now what is it good for?” Answering this is what high tech business is all about

Two Answers The “commodity use” answer – Replacing an existing technology by doing it faster, better and cheaper The “surprise use” answer – “You can do that with it too? Neat!” The surprise use answer is the world-shaker (also called “the killer app”)

Example First digital computers (vacuum tubes) – Commodity: artillery tables – Surprise: big-size accounting Minicomputers (transistors) – Commodity: mid-size accounting – Surprise: conglomerate businesses Microcomputers (integrated circuits) – Surprise: personal computing

Novell Example – Terminal… nope, printer… nope, PC… nope – LAN… YES! Apple Example – Open architecture… lead the industry – Close it up… turn into a niche company – Open up again in a different way… lead again

Want to lead for years? Make a standard everyone wants to use – Microsoft – Google – Amazon

On to the Future Visions of 2050 – Driverless cars – Wearables and pervasive surveillance – Cyber automation and Cyber Muses

Driverless Cars Will change traffic patterns, and lots more – Change ownership (all become taxis) – Change rite of passage (driver’s license) – Change thinking (car becomes like a chair) Car ownership becomes a hobby (like a horse)

Pervasive Surveillance Adds so much efficiency “Efficiency is green, effectiveness is even greener.” Privacy and tyranny will be small potatoes

Wearables Wearables become like high tech pills – Health faster, better, cheaper – Mind altering faster, better, cheaper Surprise use: controlling emotions – Controlling fears – Controlling romance – 2050’s version of arranged marriage

Cyber Automation Cyber – mass production, service, transport Designing and building all of the above Changing money (three distinct kinds) Necessity Money Luxury Money Big Financing Money

Cyber Muses “Behind every great man there’s a good woman.” becomes “Behind every great person there’s a good cyber muse.”

Cyber Muses Lots of variety – Cheap and virtual – Expensive and physical – “Arm Candy” muses All get lots better with time – First sex toys, then “cute pets” and “cute kids” – Then really good at inspiring

Conclusion High tech is all about change – be prepared for it, be prepared to keep changing Commodity use, then surprise use Make a standard people want to use The World of 2050 is going to be very different