Content is just one expression of life – Experience can be the result. What kind of content can we expect and how we will deal with it in the future. Get an insight why every organisation and individual needs a personal Intranet an it should not be in the cloud.

1. The Future of Content
Armin Stroß-Radschinski
Plone Conference 2015
Bucharest

2. about me
Armin Stroß-Radschinski
industrial designer
information architect
dinosaur digital native
power user
part time developer
using Plone since 2002
Companies: acsr & evenios
Troisdorf, Germany near Cologne

3. about me
Armin Stroß-Radschinski
Case:
Interactive Presentation of Content
using Panoramic views and 3D
on VR Headsets
Thesis:
Displaying information in an
immersive experience
leads to stronger connections
into the users memories.

4. »Design is in everything we
make, but it’s also between
those things. It’s a mix of craft,
science, storytelling,
propaganda and philosophy.«
–
Erik Adigard

5. What is Content?
•Facts & Fiction
•Properties
•Audio Visual Stuff
•If you have luck:
Good Stories to
weave it together
Jerry Kirkhart – CC-BY-2.0

6. »Technology is the campfire
around which we tell
our stories«
–
Laurie Anderson

7. What is the
Future of Content?
•Internet Video was an
unexpected Success
•Mobile Devices
changed Everything
•What is the Next Big Thing
that disrupts us?
"Orson-Welles-Show »War of the worlds«1941", Public domain

8. Interactive
Content?
•Gamification
•User controls timing
•Back and forth in time
•Different Personas
can be addressed
•Not bad!
Daniel Mietchen, CC-BY-SA-3.0

9. What we have
Media Assets
•Text
•Images
•Audio
•Video
•Slides
acsr, Armin Stroß-Radschinski – CC-BY-SA 3.0

10. Composings
•Pages
•Lists
•Tile Arrangements
What we have
Elusive Icons by Aristeides Stathopoulos license: SIL

11. What we have
Stages
•Sliders
•Accordeons
•Carousels
< >
acsr, Armin Stroß-Radschinski – CC-BY-SA 3.0

12. All the World‘s
a Stage
•Timing matters
•Video & film have fixed timings
•Gaming becomes fully Interactive
controller icon by AJCham, CC-BY-SA 3.0

13. The Scrolling
Onepager
•Parallax Effects
•Scrolling Animation
•Can be like
Interactive Video
•Add “Movies“ to
show evolving Changes
acsr, Armin Stroß-Radschinski – CC-BY-SA 3.0, Hand: GRPH3B18, Wikimedia Commons

14. HTML5 &
Javascript
Finally succeeded over
•Java
•Flash
HTML5 logo, CC-BY-SA-3.0

15. Early
Frontends
•RADAR
•Lightpen
SAGE air-defense system, circa 1957, Public Domain

16. Organisations
need to…
•Offer Content in
Different Representations
•Multichannel Publication
acsr, Armin Stroß-Radschinski – CC-BY-SA 3.0

17. Keep your Assets
under Control
• Media Archive internally
• Metadata in Control
• EXIF can be corrupted
by external Services
• Usage Tracking
• License Tracking
• Revisions
Elusive Icons by Aristeides Stathopoulos license: SIL

18. Plone Can Deliver
almost Everything
•Holding Tons of different Data Types
•Connect to various Storages & Services
•Keep Metadata Safe
•High Availability
•Long Term Support
Elusive Icons by Aristeides Stathopoulos license: SIL

19. The best Future is Now!

21. Digital Signage
•Public Screens
•Info Columns
•LED Walls
times square night 2013 by chensiyuan, CC-BY-SA 2.0, wikimedia commons

22. Display Devices
State of the Art
Modern Browsers render
HTML5, CSS3 & Javascript for:
• PDF Display
• 3D-Geometry Files
• Panoramic Images
• Audio & Video
• Desktop Feel UIs
available now on:
• Smartphone & Tablets
• Media Players
• TV-Stick Computers
• Cars

23. Gamification
•Interactive Solutions
•Touching is Common
•No Interaction Overkill
Daniel Mietchen, Wikimedia Commons CC-BY-SA

24. Lookaround
The revival of Panoramic Views
•Overview your content
•Taking shots and stitching easier
•Mobile devices
•VR / AR
Chicago Bean Panorama | Flickr - PROMike Warot CC-BY-SA 2.0

25. Early
Frontends
•3D Stereo Images
•Stereoscope
Stereoscope, Fair use

26. New Scopes
•Overlay Reality with
Computer Content
•Immerse into
Virtual Reality
•Keep Context
Ivan Sutherland’s Sword of Damocles, as worn by University of Utah student Donald Vickers, 1968, fair use

27. Become
Reality
•Oculus Rift 2014
•Google Cardboard 2015
•other Devices in 2016
Oculus Protoypes by BagoGames, flickr CC-BY-SA 2.0

28. Dynamic Content
•Change your
Viewangle
File:Sample screen capture of Oculus rift development kit 2 screen buffer.jpg - Wikimedia Commons

29. Widen the Horizon…
•VR-Headsets
•Full immersive Experience
Standard
viewangle
Oculus
Field of View
Schema by Oculus

30. Overlay Images with Data
•Get an idea of related
Information you discover
•Inspired by eea.daviz
Ayyubid wall cyark 2.jpg – Wikimedia Commons CC-BY-SA 3.0

31. Navigate in 3D
•Look at targets
as control Links
•New Input Devices
are coming
•Use your CMS to
manage Assets
•Control Devices and
Application Settings
from the CMS via XML
Info
Next
Top of Tower
Next

32. Impressing yourself
You really feel inside…
•Inspired like Being There
•The Context is always Right
•Memorizing is more Intense
Dragon Tower Bridge, by Tony Hisgett, Flickr, via Wikipedia CC-BY 2.0

33. Plone Stays Alive!
•Make the Future happen
•Invite new Approaches & People
•Heart new Technologies
•Integrate more Technologies
•There is More than the Web…
Elusive Icons by Aristeides Stathopoulos license: SIL

34. Plone has it…
• Secure Base Functionality
• Deal with unstructured Data
• Workflow Process Control
• Python to Script Everything
• Javascript for the Rest
of the Universe
SpaceShipOne Flight 16P taxi by D. Ramey Logan (WPPilot), via wikipedia CC-BY-SA 4.0

35. Thank You!

36. Questions?