Innovation - the intersection of science and the humanities
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I recently gave a guest speaker address to a leading media company. This is the generic version of the presentation. Best captured by Walter Isaacson, "The next phase of the digital revolution will bring a true fusion of technology with the creative industries, such as media, fashion, music, entertainment, education, and the arts. Until now, much of the innovation has involved pouring old wine – books, newspapers, opinion pieces, journals, songs, television shows, movies – into new digital bottles. But the interplay between technology and the creative arts will eventually result in completely new formats of media and forms of expression. Innovation will come from being able to link beauty to technology, human emotions to networks, and poetry to processors."
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Innovation - the intersection of science and the humanities
- 3. THE INTERSECTION OF SCIENCE AND THE HUMANITIES
- 6. I AM AN ENGINEER
- 7. ART AND SCIENCE GLENN RESEARCH CENTER
- 8. HEART VALVES
- 9. THE DIGITAL DEMAND PEOPLE’S DESIRE TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES + A NEED TO CONNECT
- 10. MY DIGITAL CV
- 12. INNOVATION WHY INNOVATE? HOW TO INNOVATE? HOW TO LEAD INNOVATION?
- 13. WHY INNOVATE?
- 14. VALUE DRIVERS MATCH MARKET DEMAND WITH SUPPLY GROW MARKET SHARE FROM COMPETITION
- 15. CREATING VALUE THE MORE ECONOMIC VALUE YOU ADD, THE MORE MONEY YOU’LL MAKE
- 16. EARNINGS CONTRIBUTION EXISTING MARKET GROWTH NEW MARKET GROWTH NEW PRODUCT INNOVATION
- 17. GROWTH IN THE DIGITAL INDUSTRY
- 18. MARKET CHANGES 0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 700000 800000 APPLE GOOGLE EXXON MOBILE BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY MICROSOFT BIGGEST MARKET CAPITALISATIONS ON THE NYSE BIGGEST MARKET CAP STOCK ON THE JSE IS NASPERS
- 19. MARKET CHANGES 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 ALIBABA VISA FACEBOOK AT&T TWITTER JD.COM GOOGLE YANDEX SHANDA GAMES ZYNGA WORLDS BIGGEST IPO’S
- 20. WHY INNOVATE? 1. CREATE LONG TERM ECONOMIC VALUE 2. DEFEND YOUR CURRENT POSITION
- 21. HOW TO INNOVATE?
- 22. HOW TO INNOVATE? • ACQUIRE • INCUBATE
- 24. ART AND SCIENCE PEOPLE PURPOSE EFFECTIVE ENGAGEMENT ART SCIENCE
- 26. PEOPLE WHAT ABOUT PERFORMANCE THOUGH?
- 27. PERFORMANCE OF PEOPLE http://www.forbes.com/sites/joshbersin/2014/02/19/the-myth-of-the-bell-curve-look-for-the-hyper- performers/ SMALL NUMBER OF HYPER PERFORMERS BROAD RANGE OF AVERAGE PERFORMERS PERFORMANCE TOTAL NUMBER OF PEOPLE
- 28. HYPER-REWARDS HOW DO YOU INCENTIVISE HYPER- PERFORMANCE? - 50,000.00 100,000.00 150,000.00 200,000.00 250,000.00 PETR CECH JOHN TERRY WEEKLY EARNINGS AT CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB (GBP) 158X EARNINGS DISPARITY
- 29. GOOGLE GETS IT RIGHT FREE FOOD? SLEEP PODS? 20% TIME?
- 30. HYPER-PERFORMANCE STRONG SENSE OF PURPOSE COLLABORATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COACHING & EMPOWERING SCIENCE
- 33. SECRET SAUCE REPLACE FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN WITH CURIOSITY
- 34. “AN EXCEPTIONAL FREAK OF NATURE.”
Editor's Notes
- Benjamin Franklin Albert Einstein Steve Jobs
- The next phase of the digital revolution will bring a true fusion of technology with the creative industries, such as media, fashion, music, entertainment, education, and the arts. Until now, much of the innovation has involved pouring old wine – books, newspapers, opinion pieces, journals, songs, television shows, movies – into new digital bottles. But the interplay between technology and the creative arts will eventually result in completely new formats of media and forms of expression. Innovation will come from being able to link beauty to technology, human emotions to networks, and poetry to processors.
- Today’s hypothesis
- Started learning woodwork at aged 7. Sold letter openers. Made nesting boxes for finches Morbid ashes boxes Learnt that there’s a process to building things – creative idea, to gathering the ingredients, having the right tools, and then doing the actual execution The funny thing about this Lego man is Pretoria Being an engineer is the same as being a diesel mechanic Always been interested in how things work Did lots of maths, science and turbo pascal at school Bought my first shares when I was 15 – battled to shrug off being a nerd
- My favourite subject at university was aerodynamics Aerodynamic principles same for fluids Biomedical engineering always interested me Was my first job out of varsity Heart valves David Wheatley
- My favourite subject at university was aerodynamics Aerodynamic principles same for fluids Biomedical engineering always interested me Was my first job out of varsity Heart valves David Wheatley
- Passion for digital Started with Penguin Tutoring. Learnt how to run a business Retroviral with Mike Left RMB at end of last year to follow passions Webfluential. Influencer marketing Broken equation – brands wanting to build social communities
- Benjamin Franklin Albert Einstein Steve Jobs
- The next phase of the digital revolution will bring a true fusion of technology with the creative industries, such as media, fashion, music, entertainment, education, and the arts. Until now, much of the innovation has involved pouring old wine – books, newspapers, opinion pieces, journals, songs, television shows, movies – into new digital bottles. But the interplay between technology and the creative arts will eventually result in completely new formats of media and forms of expression. Innovation will come from being able to link beauty to technology, human emotions to networks, and poetry to processors.
- Benjamin Franklin Albert Einstein Steve Jobs
- THE QUESTION IS NOT “HOW DO I MAKE INNOVATION HAPPEN” BUT RATHER “HOW DO I SET THE STAGE FOR IT TO HAPPEN?”
- Today’s businesses drive most of their value through service, intellectual property, innovation, and creativity. So each year a higher and higher percentage of your work is dependent on the roles which have “hyper performer” distributions.
- LASLO BOCK
- Benjamin Franklin Albert Einstein Steve Jobs
- “If something is important enough, even if the odds are against you, you should still do it.”