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Craig Rispin Keynote for UWS June 17, 2015
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Craig Rispin CSP
A.T. Kearney Studied Why Strategic Planning Sessions Tend to Fail...
Strategy formulation what goes wrong?
Lack of understanding of future trends (88%)Little understanding of internal capabilities (87%)Too much top-down approach (84%)Not enough logical thinking (84%)* Findings in A.T. Kearney's 2014 Strategy Study
People
Business Technology
Life SciencesWork/Life Shift A
cceleration
Age Wave
Education Re-Engineering
Global Nomads
Free Agency
End ofRetirement
Emerging Models
SharingEconomy
MarketingMegatrend
TrustEconomy
Machine Learning
Cloud Computing
SecurityScare
Coworking &Collaboration
Massively Mobile
Internet ofThings
Big Data
“Craig we’ve seen more change in the last 3 years
than in the last 30.”
Technology Changes Exponentially
People Think Linearly
We’re Living in a World of Exponential Times...
Where iPhones are More Valuable Than Oil
And 98 Companies are Valued at More Than
$1Billion
And Big Changes are Coming in the Future...
Did You Know - That in 2028?
Video Discussion
Discuss with a Partner:
What Did You Find Most Interesting in the Video?
“If change is happening on
the outside faster than on
the inside -the end is in
sight.”
-Jack Welch
Massively Mobile
How Big is Mobile Today?
7B People in the World
6.8B Mobile Subscribers
1.5B 3G/LTE Subscribers
1.9 Billion Mobiles Sold in 2014
97%Phones per 100 Citizens
This is Leading Many Organisations to Have a
‘Mobile First Policy’...
Because...
And Wait Until You See What’s Next....
Smart TVs
Wearables
The Future of Mobile is Massive!
People
Business Technology
Life SciencesWork/Life Shift A
cceleration
Youth Unemployed
Education Re-Engineering
Global Mobility
Free Agency
End ofRetirement
Emerging Models
OutrageousOutsourcing
MarketingMegatrend
InnovationImperative
Speed & Size
Cloud Computing
Robots Rise
Coworking &Collaboration
Mobile Madness
SecurityScare
Big Data
Australia17.4%
Australia17.4%
Doc Zone: Generation Jobless
Wotif.com Business Blackboard, St James College 23/10/2012
On 23 October 2012, 30 year 10 students and 3 teachers from St James College participated in a Wotif.com Business Blackboard. Students were given the opportunity to learn about the different career opportunities available within the organisation and the varied pathways to a career in the industry.
The following Wotif.com staff participated in the event: Alex Brennan. Student feedback from the day was very positive. 79% of the students reported the content was new, 61% said it was useful and 97% said it was well delivered. 73% of the students reported that the program had changed their perspective of the industry. The program has resulted in 18 of the students considering this industry as their future career of choice. The full breakdown of change in student’s interest in the industry is recorded in the below graph:
The program also inspired the students to think about themselves, school and their future differently. 17 students reported the program had a significant impact on them, with 6 stating it was ‘life changing.’ Below are some testimonials that capture what the program has meant to the students:
‘I now feel very confident about leaving school. I am considering working for Wotif.com. The job seems fun and exciting.’ ‘I have more direction in terms of what job I would like to get into.’ ‘Now I have realised what employers really want.’ ‘I am going to work harder in class and never give up.’
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1015
IncreasedInterest
SolidifiedInterest
Solidifieddisinterest
DecreasedInterest
Did you know?
Australia and Australian youth face challenging times ahead. In our recovering labour market skills shortages are becoming more widespread, while youth unemployment continues to remain high. Only 61% of job vacancies were filled from June to December 2010, while 16% of Australian teenagers were not in fulltime work, education or training. One of the reasons for this disparity is that school to work transitions are becoming harder for young Australians. The pathway from school to work is no longer linear and straightforward. Jobs are no longer predictable, accessible and for life. Up to 70% of the jobs available in 2020 haven’t been invented yet. At the same time the increasing need for credentials means that young people must invest a great deal of time and money into their career before they set foot in the workplace. Now, more than ever, young people need to know about the world of work. They need industry knowledge and guidance to imagine and plan their careers and make good decisions about their future. *References: DEEWR Skills Shortages Summary, 2010; Foundation for Young Australians HYPAF Report, 2010; University of Melbourne Voice, 2010
The Internet of Things:50 Billion Devices
by 2020?
MWC IoT: 50 Billion Is Only the Beginning!
What Year Does the Number of Devices on
the Internet Exceed Number of People?
2006
Personal Health Monitoring
Patient Monitoring Device...
Ultra-Sensitive Electrical Biosensor Unlocks Potential for Instant Diagnostic Devices
Source: University of California, Santa Barbara April 17, 2012
Confidential and Proprietary space150 ©2013
iBeacon was created to enable your phone to do things when you’re
close to a specific location
like alert you when you’re in front of this Apple Store
image source: Apple
Retail foot traffic is downFoot traffic is down 50% in three years from 2010 to 2013. !Online commerce is having a large and permanent impact on the traditional retail environment. !!!!!!
source: Wall Street Journal
E-commerce continues to growDigital sales are growing at the expense of offline sales. !“growth is coming from existing online shoppers who are spending more time and money - and in a wider variety of categories - online” !!!!!
source: Mashabl
V2V (M2M): Connected Cars
V2V: Will Be Mandated in All New Vehicles by
2017
Big Data:Data Scientists & Visualizations
Meet David McCandless:
What’s This a Chart of?
It’s the Facebook Breakup Chart
Do You Hadoop?
Machine Learning
Final Jeopardy?
Craig Rispin CSP
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