1. The market for integrating the complexities of modern everyday life.
Personal ERP’s?
The market for integrating the complexities of modern everyday life.

2. Technology was supposed to make life easier
Technology was supposed to make life easier. Instead we used it to do more.
A typical urban young professional’s schedule is full of reminders, accessing data, putting out fires by cell phone, driving to meetings, checking calendars, conference calls, and to-do lists while social networking in between thought processes.
A typical urban young professional might have 10 – 20 financial accounts… Credit cards, store credit cards, award points, gas awards, Panera awards, student loans, car loans, mortgages, HSA funds, 401k plans, Roth IRA’s

3. Does this sound like any of you?
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4. Google Now – For organizing life

5. Mint.com – for organizing finances
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6. Privacy Issues Google Now Mint.com
Changed privacy policy to combine information from different services. March 2012
Facing legal issues from some European countries but has approval of the FTC.
Mint.com
Stores passwords to all accounts on a central server.
Has bank level security and is backed by Intuits reputation.
Is it worth giving up this privacy for the added day-to-day convenience?