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Future  Kids.  Future  Customers.  www.andyhadfield.com  |  @andyhadfield  

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Starring…  

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Kids  like  Jack  are  growing  up  in  a  very  strange  world.  

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All  these  social  and  cultural  changes  must  have  impact…  

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Let’s  explore…  

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Future  Kids  live  in  a  published  world,  

whether  they  like  it  or  not.  

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Future  Kids  live  in  a  published  world,    

whether  they  like  it    or  not.  

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There  are  2  major  drivers  of  this  published  world…  

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1        9        90  Consume  Share  Create  

Original  Content  

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+        +        90  Consume  Share  Create  

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+++                Auto            Everyone  Consume  Share  Create  

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Lessons  Surprise,  surprise  –  it’s  you  too!  You  need  to  listen  (ORM)  Broadcast  model  changes  (again)  Companies  enter  moral  rehab  CRM  is  important  (again)  

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Future  Kids  will  have  a  high  degree  of  contactability.  

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Future  Kids  will  have  a  high  degree  of  contactability.  

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Can  you  imagine  registering  a  child  with  Home  Affairs  in  the  future?    

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Please  enter:  Name,  Surname  IPv6  address      Required  Domain  (affiliate  income)  Desired  Screen  Name  

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(We’re  sorry,  that  screen  name  is  unavailable,  please  choose  again  or  click  here  to  make  an  offer)  

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We  complain  about  email  overload.  Yet  we  keep  adding  communica@on  channels!  

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The  degree  of  contactability,  limited  only  by  pocket  size.  

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What  will  happen  to    communicaJon  skillsets?  

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Teach  social  skills,  not  computer  skills  Teach  language  skills,  not  typing  skills  

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Will  language  degrade?    jst  wot  wiL  d  eng  lngwij  L%k  lIk    n  d  futR  f  DIS  iz  how  we  TLK  2day?  

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Whatever  happens,  we’re  going  to  see  the  death  of  the  telephone  number  –  because  long  numbers  don’t  make  sense.  

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The  Google  of  the  future  will  contain  so  many  more  inputs:  social,  gene@c,  bio,  loca@on,  purchase  history…  

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Suddenly  your  “name”  becomes  important  again.  

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The  journey  of  self.  Myself    è    Online  self    è    Oneself  

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The  baale  of  self  will  conbnue  between  the  plugged  in  and  the  plugged  out…  

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Lessons  How  contactable  are  you?  Do  your  contact  points  represent  a  meaningful  brand  experience?  

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Future  Kids  won’t  need  to  know  a  lot  

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Future  Kids  won’t  need  to  know  a  lot  

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Today.  

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69%  of  2  to  5  year  olds  can  operate  a  computer  mouse.      17%  can  @e  their  own  shoelaces.  

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Tomorrow?  

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This  is  all  happening  because  we’re  being    wired  for  distracJon.    HTML,  SEO,  YOUTUBE  =  big  shiL.  

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“I  store  my  knowledge  in  my  friends.”  -­‐  Dr  Karen  Stephenson  

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We’re  seeing  less  need  for  knowledge.  And  more  need  for  skills  to  unearth  exis@ng  knowledge.  

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Does  this  mean  weak  minds    and  weak  memories?  Or  knowledge  empowered  humans!?  

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FINDING  and  DOING    =  more  acbon  orientated    =  the  new  style  of  knowledge  

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Lessons  HR  is  changing.  You  can’t  find/hire/market/sell  to  this  generabon  unbl  you  understand  them.  

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Future  Kids  will  feel  the  implica@ons  of  

privacy.  

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Future  Kids  will  need  to  understand  feel  the  implica@ons  

of  privacy.  

Trend  #4  

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It’s  gekng  scary  out  there.    

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Really  scary.  Future  Kids  have  parents  that  aren’t  aware  of  the  privacy  damage  they’re  doing.  

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For  instance,  their  parents  no  longer  value  their  loca@on  as  private.  

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Checking  in  takes  15  seconds  in  2010.  Too  Long!  Auto  check  in  mw!  

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Scariest.  Future  Kids  have  parents  that  are  already  recording  their  lives,  step  by  step  on  an  Internet  that  never  forgets.  

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Let’s  not  forget  data  privacy…  

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Up  to  100  million  accounts  compromised…  

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Something  else  gives  me  <pause>    What  happens  to  this  web  presence  when  you  die?  

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There  are  more  than  5  million  accounts  on  Facebook  that  are  inac@ve  due  to  death.  

Chris  Mohney,  BlackBook  Media,  Oct  2010  

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Sprinkling  the  digital  ashes.  How  are  we  going  to  explain  this?  

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And  how  else  might  our  digital  assets  be  used  in  the  future?  

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Lessons  Opt  in  /  Opt  out  doesn’t  maaer.  Business  is  reliant  on  trust  How  do  you  ACT  on  your  privacy  policy?  

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Future  Kids  will  rely  almost  enbrely  on  

filters.  

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Future  Kids  will  rely  almost  enbrely  on  

filters.  

Trend  #6  

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In  the  good  ol’  days,  newspaper  editors  performed  this  duty.  They  sbll  do,  just  in  a  different  way…  

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Oh.  And  that  thing  called  TwiQer.  

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The  future  is  going  to  be  noisy.  

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Think  of  the  voJng  mechanisms  that  are  being  built  into  the  fabric  of  our  world…  

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Lessons  Who  are  your  influencers?  How  relevant  are  you…  at  the  moment  when  relevance  is  required?  

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Future  Kids  will  play  games.  All  the  bme.  

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Future  Kids  will  play  games.  All  the  bme.  

Trend  #5  

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Status  is  important  to  humans.  

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$5000  burger…  

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Remember  this  word:  GamificaJon    (The  use  of  game  mechanics  for  non-­‐game  applicaJons).  

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What  will  a  game  layer  on  top  of  the  world  look  like?  

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Game  layers  will  affect  everything.  

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No  grades  or  report  cards  at  school  anymore.  

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AQendance  and  performance  earns  XP.  You’ll  level  up  through  school.  

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No  job  @tles.  Job  badges.  Salaries  will  become  more  transparent.  Because  you’ll  know  how  to  get  there.  

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We’ll  be  tricked  into  the  next  level  of  commercialisaJon.  Because  it’ll  be  fun.  

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What  happens  when  this  all  gets  commodiJsed?    

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Lessons  Rethink  incenbvisabon  (internal/external)  Buying  your  product  =  the  first  date!  

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Future  Kids  will  experience  individuality  

like  no-­‐one  else  

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Future  Kids  will  experience  

individuality  like  no-­‐one  else  

Trend  #7  

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Long  tail  =  fragmented  content  =  lower  barrier  to  entry  

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Record  contract  vs  CD  BABY!  

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The  future?  1000  different  products  for  1000  different  people.  

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3D  print  =  everyone  has  a  unique  product!  

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Lessons  xxx  

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<  deep  breath  >  

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Crap.  So  what  now?  

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Influencers        Generabon        Noise        Incen@visa@on        

ConversaJon        Transparency        Opt  in        Opt  Out        Trust        

Privacy        HR        Relevance        Moral  

Rehab        Broadcast        CRM        EmoJonal  data  

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The  world  is  gekng  fast.  Be  flexible.  

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Take  yourself  a  liele  less  seriously.  Take  your  customers  very  seriously.  

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…  and  remember  that  your  world  is  not  their  world.  Your  business  model  is  not  theirs.    

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Don’t  be  scared  to  re-­‐invent  yourself.  Con@nually.  

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Thank  you…  

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Thank  you…    

www.slideshare.net/andyhadfield  www.andyhadfield.com  www.onebigwidget.com  

@andyhadfield  

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Join  the  protest!  Who  can  help  get  @jackhadfield  back  from  Pierre  Cronje  who’s  SQUATTING?  

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•  Image  and  content  credits:  –  Title  image,  Future  Child:  hap://www.impactlab.net/    –  Theme  images  of  funny  kids:  hap://scm-­‐l3.technorab.com/11/05/24/35085/surprised-­‐kid.jpg?t=20110524085157,  

hap://3.bp.blogspot.com/_1FL1VgCz2kM/TA9t8kJkoGI/AAAAAAAAATg/Tb-­‐vx7499L8/s1600/cute-­‐baby-­‐talking-­‐on-­‐phone.jpg,  hap://blog.bmesunion.com/parenbng/files/2010/10/Fotolia_4548778_Subscripbon_L.jpg,  hap://thebeaubfulstruggler.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2010/04/black-­‐girl-­‐with-­‐beaubful-­‐eyes-­‐horiz.jpg,  hap://bestmalewallpapers.com/wallpapers/1397-­‐julian-­‐assange-­‐1280x800.jpg,  hap://www.wordtweebng.com/uploads/MarkZuckerbergFacebookFounder.jpg,  hap://www.mrgameroom.com/uploads/Kid%20playing-­‐video-­‐games.jpg,  hap://www.diabetescare.net/CMS/DOCS/userfiles/image/Images%20-­‐%20Logos/Photos_com%20Images/BlackChild.jpg,    

–  Jack  Hadfield  Images  taken  on  an  iPhone  3GS  and  published  for  the  world  to  see  on  hap://www.jackhadfield.com    –  Paper.li  –  the  newspaper  for  Twiaer    links:  hap://www.paper.li        –  Telegram  image:  hap://www.odl.state.ok.us/    –  Lessons  kid  with  the  hair:  hap://teachingamericanhistorync.org/Images/lessonplans.gif    –  Facebook  like  buaon:  hap://www.watblog.com  –  Tech4Africa  gives  birth:  hap://tech4africa.news24.com/2010/08/12/tech4africa-­‐gives-­‐birth/  –  Vegas  picture:  hap://www.freetriphotline.com/  –  Ou  Toilet  Social  Chat  Service:  hap://outoilet.wen.su/  (WARNING:  DISGUSTING,  R18)  –  Foursquare  Check  In  Visualisabon:  hap://www.weeplaces.com    –  Viao  in  the  pocket  and  ThinkPad  spoof:  hap://asiajin.com/blog/2009/01/10/sonys-­‐pocket-­‐pc-­‐ad-­‐induced-­‐some-­‐parodies-­‐on-­‐the-­‐net/    –  DNA  Image:  hap://bmberwol{q.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2008/12/human-­‐dna.jpg    –  Cory  Doctorow:  hap://meanland.com.au/    –  Supermarket:  hap://www.savingadvice.com/  –  Drunk  guy:  hap://www.funnypicture.in/  –  Video:  When  Games  Invade  Real  Life  (Jesse  Schell.  TED  /  G4)  –  Series  7  The  Contenders:  hap://www.series7movie.com/    –  hap://www.bizreport.com/2011/01/avg-­‐children-­‐learning-­‐computer-­‐skills-­‐before-­‐life-­‐skills.html    –  Bono:  hap://www.hudba-­‐music.sk/    –  Crowdsourced  t-­‐shirt  designs:  hap://www.springleap.com    –  Deon  Koegenlenberg  for  the  2020  essay  –  hap://technologizer.com/2008/08/05/the-­‐first-­‐1000-­‐iphone-­‐applicabon/  ($1000  iPhone  App)  –  $5000  burger:  hap://www.myfoxtampabay.com/dpps/news/o}eat/$5,000-­‐burger-­‐unveiled-­‐in-­‐las-­‐vegas-­‐dpgonc-­‐km-­‐20110108_11356553,  

hap://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2011/01/08/is-­‐this-­‐burger-­‐worth-­‐5000/    –  Knowledge  vs  Skills  needed  to  unlock  knowledge  theme:  Wolfgang  Grulke,  10  Lessons  from  the  Future  –  hap://mashable.com/2010/10/11/social-­‐media-­‐amer-­‐death/    –  haps://www.mywebwill.com/  –  Leaer  image:  hap://www.historyvortex.org/TheEmersonLeaers.html    –  hap://www.huffingtonpost.com/don-­‐tapscoa/whats-­‐wrong-­‐with-­‐the-­‐new-­‐_b_787819.html?page=3    –  hap://blogoscoped.com/archive/2010-­‐06-­‐24-­‐n15.html    –  SMS  language  translator:  hap://www.transl8it.com/cgi-­‐win/index.pl?convertPL  –  Mark  Zuckerburg  Pic:  hap://usnewstrend.com/email-­‐is-­‐dead-­‐claims-­‐facebook-­‐founder-­‐mark-­‐zuckerberg-­‐as-­‐he-­‐launches-­‐google-­‐gmail-­‐killer-­‐messaging-­‐service.html    –  Thumbs  up:  hap://babyah4.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/thumbs_up_nathan_eady_01.jpg    –  Megaphone:  hap://www.the-­‐fimh-­‐hope.org/art/    –  Digital  learning,  experience  sharing:  hap://www.digitalchalkie.com/2008/05/20/i-­‐store-­‐my-­‐knowledge-­‐in-­‐my-­‐friends/  –  Eran  and  Eric  from  hap://www.springleap.com    

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Crowdsourced  answers  to  the  quesJon:  What  will  kids  in  the  2020s  have  to  put  up  with  from  a  digital  point  of  view?  

•  Digitally  Savvy  parents  •  AlwaysOn  personal  recording  .  Curriculum  focusing  on  integrabng  rather  than  learning  facts.  Social  profile  

segmentabon.  •  people  around  them  not  being  able  to  keep  up  with  new  tech?  Everybme  something  new  comes  out,    groups  of  

people  fall  behind.  •  the  speed  and  volume  of  informabon  that  they  will  need  to  digest  and  sim  the  trash  from  •  same  as  today  -­‐  parents  taking  their  "life"  away  when  confiscabng  their  "phone"  as  a  way  to  discipline  them  •  parents  who  don't  understand,  insbtubons  (schools,  gov,  etc)  who  sbll  haven't  caught  up  and  aren't  meebng  

needs.  •  they  will  need  to  deal  with  losing  followers.  •  more  noise,  increased  awareness  of  privacy,  connecbvity  everywhere,  anybme  •  its  going  to  be  all  about  filtering  •  criminally  high  line  rental  costs  from  Telkom.  Credit  card  debt  from  apps  bought  on  the  iphone  20.  •  Pro:  Their  parents  can't  hide  that  they  were  animals  when  young.  Con:  Weak  memories,  because  they'll  never  

memorise  anything.  •  They'll  have  to  deal  with  the  nostalgia  of  older  generabons  wanbng  to  hang  on  to  their  'tradibonal'  forms  of  

media  &  comms  •  Microsom  Windows  13  •  Crowdsourcing  credits:  @pevideoguy,  @MikeTaberner,  @singe,  @stanlouw,  @geniusboywonder,  

@Craigrodney,  @idale,  @Louis_JvR,  @hiltontarrant,  @TimmyPrice,  @patrickkayton,  @StevenBosch,  @adriandenoon,  @mozami,  @RianVDM,  @EvanDigital,  @GarronStevenson,  @ShaunKrog,  @antonyadelaar,  @shaunoakes,  @juliawillcox,  @Cynicalgrinch,  @wesleylynch,    Brandon  TancoQ,  Sam  Lourenco,  Frank  Deroche    


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