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Event Date | Tue Mar 16 EDT - Thu Mar 25 EDT (over 3 years ago) |
Location | Virtual Event |
Region | All |
One form of disruption deals with product versus product, such as Apple vs Nokia. It is unpredictable and tends to change an industry. We call this substitution. Another form of disruption deals with the evolution of product to commodity or utility. Examples of this include Apple vs Android, servers vs cloud or runtime vs serverless. It is predictable and tends to change societies. We call this industrialization.
WHY ATTEND?
Wave After Wave of Disruption
Industrialization doesn't happen overnight. Compute had existed for 60 years before cloud started to change the world. But that didn't stop many of us from being unprepared.
Industrialization has a wide impact. Utility services for electricity enabled Hollywood, Ford and Radio. Industrialization of compute enabled Netflix, Uber and Spotify.
Our perception of rapid change is often because multiple things industrialize at the same time. We forget about the build-up and focus on the present. Virtual reality and 3D printing all started in the late 1960s, but are only now considered mainstream.
Between 2020 to 2030, our perception of rapid change is likely to skyrocket as multiple waves hit us, such as the industrialization of blockchain, sensor as a service, immersive experience, 3D printing, genetic engineering, intelligent agents and printed electronics. This is all becoming ready for the prime time that industrialization brings. And at the same time, society is itself facing drastic changes including climate. You are going to be in the middle of this.
The outcome of attending this tour is about becoming prepared for that future, by studying the industrialization of technology with the disruption of industries.