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The Collaboration Era How to thrive in an exponential world CFA Montreal 2019 February 7 Mark van Rijmenam Mark van Rijmenam Founder Datafloq & Imagjn Strategic advisor Blockchain startups PhD Candidate Disruptive Innovation Expert


  1. The Collaboration Era How to thrive in an exponential world CFA Montreal 2019 February 7 Mark van Rijmenam

  2. Mark van Rijmenam Founder Datafloq & Imagjn Strategic advisor Blockchain startups PhD Candidate Disruptive Innovation Expert Author Think Bigger and co-author Blockchain: Transforming Your Business and Our World 2018 2014

  3. We live in exponential times

  4. Image: Gartner New technologies are changing the game

  5. World’s largest taxi company has no Largest phone company has no taxis telecom infra Common Denominator: Data World ’s 2 nd most valuable retailer World ’s largest movie house has no has no inventory cinemas

  6. To innovate in today’s world requires a different mindset

  7. When technologies converge, a gestalt shift occurs

  8. Every organisation is a data organisation

  9. Rethink all processes and customer touchpoints

  10. Put the data to work: embed smartness in your organisation

  11. BLOCKCHAIN ANALYTICS A.I.

  12. Understanding the context to sense & seize opportunities and transform organisations

  13. Yesterday: intuition and experience were used to make decisions

  14. There is a flood of data coming our way

  15. Trillions of sophisticated sensors collecting exabytes of data at the edges

  16. 2035: interacting with connected device every 18 seconds

  17. Time to remove your silos and mix data: combining internal + external data

  18. to use various types of analytics to empower your customers and employees

  19. to move from content to context

  20. Kaeser Compressors: selling Air-as-a-Service

  21. When you take care of your customers, your customers take care of your shareholders

  22. Big data is the new normal. It is a catalyst for other technologies such as blockchain and AI

  23. Blockchain: peer-to-peer collaboration among industry partners and customers

  24. Blockchain: Immutable, Verifiable & Traceable

  25. A computerized protocol that executes the terms of a contract, automatically without discretion If This Then That Statements , albeit a lot more complicated 3 distinctive characteristics: Autonomous, self-sufficient & decentralised Smart contracts: changing governance and organisation design

  26. Traditional Decentralised New Decentralised Organisations Autonomous Organisations Experience and Trust Cryptography relationships Decision- Automatically using smart Expertise and seniority making contracts Established by board of Governance Embedded in the code directors

  27. Tokenomics: why and how tokens fuel the decentralised economy – currency tokens, utility tokens, and security tokens

  28. Bitcoin will fail: it is slow, expensive, centralised and environmentally unfriendly

  29. Convergence big data & blockchain: disrupting the business of data analytics

  30. Changing how we deal with data

  31. Data security: greater security via integrity, confidentiality & availability

  32. Confidentiality: preserving authorized restrictions on information access and disclosure

  33. Availability: ensuring timely & reliable access to and use of information, preventing DDoS attacks

  34. Integrity: guarding against improper information modification or destruction

  35. Integrity: education of consumers in how to deal with private keys is needed

  36. Data governance: blockchain does not magically transform low-quality data into high-quality data in terms of consistency and correctness

  37. Data privacy: changing the identity system to ensure your privacy

  38. Making identity personal, private, persistent, portable and protected

  39. Data ownership: consumers will have full control over their own data

  40. Data sharing: Moving information across organisations and beyond to integrate all partners in the supply chain

  41. Fujitsu Data Exchange Network: share data safely & rapidly across companies

  42. Collaborating with IoT devices: IOTA enabling nano payments among machines

  43. Changing how we deal with data

  44. AI: Collaborating with the artificial and increasingly intelligent machines

  45. Intuitive Artificial Intelligence: AlphaGo Zero beats AlphaGo within 72 hours

  46. AI will become our boss, copywriter, assistant, driver and customer service

  47. Associated Press uses algorithms instead of analysts to write financial reports

  48. Deep Knowledge Ventures gave an algorithm a seat in the board of directors

  49. Lapetus uses facial recognition to discover how healthy you are using a selfie

  50. Rise of the burger- flipping machines: Robots churning out 400 burgers an hour

  51. AI is like Lego

  52. Human-Machine Interactions, what does that mean?

  53. https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU

  54. Conversational AI: making human-machine collaboration tangible

  55. The rise of the Chatbots!

  56. Chat bots assisting human staff who manage relationships to improve customer service

  57. Chat bots for IT requests; handling 1.7 million requests per year, doing the work of 140 people

  58. However, we have to be careful with H2M and M2M

  59. The ethical and legal implications of the algorithmic business are huge!

  60. We need Responsible AI: explainable AI, safety engineering and machine ethics

  61. BLOCKCHAIN ANALYTICS A.I.

  62. H2M H2H Start creating H2H, H2M data & M2M interactions AI with data as the enabler M2M

  63. Takeaways: 1. Rethink all processes and customer touchpoints: achieve a ‘ Gestalt shift ’ within your organisation. 2. Big data will bring insights, blockchain will enable P2P collaboration and AI will bring automation. 3. A data-centric approach will create new customer experiences by taking the context into account.

  64. E: mark@datafloq.com T: @VanRijmenam Images: Shutterstock

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