Bryan O'Rourke presented his vision of the future of Human Capital in the Fitness and Active Leisure Industry at the 6th Annual Congresso da Fitness Tribe in Lisbon Portugal in January of 2019 before almost 2,000 fitness professionals. You can locate video content at this link http://bit.ly/ORourkeVideoLisbon2019 .
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PAINT A PICTURE
5 MEGATRENDS CONVERGING
ConsumersGlobalism Demographics Technologies Economics
An interconnected multi-
cultural world creating new
markets, cross boarder
competition, and innovation.
Changing demography with an
aging population, the decline in
brith rates, and heightened
cross generational dynamics.
Increasingly empowered and
knowledgable buyers have
higher expectations of
everyone and everything.
Always on and connected with
more intelligence along with
distrust and ethics being a
bigger concern.
Sustainability and the fourth
industrial revolution recreating
industries, jobs, production,
capital and payment.
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MINDSET
THE NEW STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE
CONTROLLING TO EMPOWERING
In The New Era Of Openness Telling People
What To Do Is Not As Effective As Inspiring
And Connecting Purpose.
PLANNING TO EXPERIMENTATION
The Only Way To Learn The New Is To Try Things
Work On An 80-20 Ratio Of Existing And New
Business
PRIVACY TO TRANSPARENCY
Opening Information To All Enables The
Other 5 Keys To Flourish In The New Era.
PREDICTABLE TO UNPREDICTABLE
The Past Is Not Predictor For The Future.
Assumption To Knowledge Ratios Have
Changed.
PROFIT TO PURPOSE
Short Term Aims Undermine Long Term Value.
Attracting Customers And Partners Takes A
Vision
HIERARCHIES TO NETWORKS
Interoperable Organization Leverage
Capacities Better Results Through
Collaboration.
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NEW BUSINESS ECONOMICS
1. GREAT PRODUCT SERVICE
You Must Have Products And Services
Designed To Fit Specific Markets And That
Have A Clear Distinct Proposition.
2. ATTRACTION OF CUSTOMERS
Attracting Your Target Market Means Advertising
In New Ways.Mostly Through Great Product &
Service.
3. USERS - MEMBERS
When Obtaining Members You Need To
Obtain Their Data.
6. INCREASE INSIGHTS
Insights Result That Drive Better Product And
Service Innovation.
5. DATA ON EVERYTHING
By Tracking Everything About Your Customer
You Begin To Learn About What They Really
Want.
4. CREATES INTERACTIONS
As Members Use Your Products And Services
You Must Track Their Interactions.
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48. OLD MODEL OF VALUE
CUSTOMERS
TRANSACTIONS / $
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4 DYNAMICS FOR ORGANIZATIONS MUNE
TECHNOLOGY
E
N
2. USER EXPERIENCE
The experiences brands seek to create for their
employees, customers, and stakeholders are the key
differentiator in a competitive world. Omni-presence,
hyper-personalization, frictionless commerce,
strategic, facilitated, and convenient are all things that
combine to evoke feelings in humans.
1. MINDSET
How brands and organizations see the world, how
their values are the basis of their culture, and how
they interact with and deliver value to their
employees, stakeholders and customers. Mindset is
the most important aspect of success today because
it impacts what people see as possible.
4. EXECUTION ENGINES
The foundation to executing experience in a
sustainable business now requires fundamental
tools : enterprise systems, human capital, automation,
data collection, and machine intelligence. Without
attention to these engines UX and New Economics
cannot work.
3. NEW ECONOMICS
New ways to create and monetize the business as a
platform, digital-physical delivery, dynamic pricing, the
way businesses can sustainably monetize has
expanded into many many options. Transaction is the
lowest common denominator with platforms enabling
the highest value creation dynamic.
M
U
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Michael Doe
IMAGE
PLACEHOLDER
Jeniffer Thompson
IMAGE
PLACEHOLDER
Erica Doe
AUTOMATION ENTERPRISE
CLOUD SOLUTIONS
SENSORS - DATA HUMAN CAPITAL
THE NEED FOR THESE EXECUTION ENGINES
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P
PERSONAL
SERVICES
COMMUNICATION
TO SPECIFIC
USERS. CREATE
LOYALTY.
E
EASY
FRICTIONLESS
BUYING, SIMPLE
FAST FUNCTIONAL
F
FACILITATED
BUYING
SERVICES
ACROSS
PLATFORMS
S
STRATEGIC
INVEST IN WHERE
THINGS ARE
HEADING. VIDEO,
MOBILE, VOICE
O
OMNICHANNEL
OWNING THE
CUSTOMER 24/7
RETHINKING USER EXPERIENCE 5 DRIVERS
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4 DYNAMICS FOR ORGANIZATIONS MUNE
TECHNOLOGY
E
N
2. USER EXPERIENCE
The experiences brands seek to create for their
employees, customers, and stakeholders are the key
differentiator in a competitive world. Omni-presence,
hyper-personalization, frictionless commerce,
strategic, facilitated, and convenient are all things that
combine to evoke feelings in humans.
1. MINDSET
How brands and organizations see the world, how
their values are the basis of their culture, and how
they interact with and deliver value to their
employees, stakeholders and customers. Mindset is
the most important aspect of success today because
it impacts what people see as possible.
4. EXECUTION ENGINES
The foundation to executing experience in a
sustainable business now requires fundamental
tools : enterprise systems, human capital, automation,
data collection, and machine intelligence. Without
attention to these engines UX and New Economics
cannot work.
3. NEW ECONOMICS
New ways to create and monetize the business as a
platform, digital-physical delivery, dynamic pricing, the
way businesses can sustainably monetize has
expanded into many many options. Transaction is the
lowest common denominator with platforms enabling
the highest value creation dynamic.
M
U
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TECHNOLOGY IMPACTING NEW
BUSINESS ECONOMICS JUST STARTING
1. GREAT PRODUCT SERVICE
You Must Have Products And Services
Designed To Fit Specific Markets And That
Have A Clear Distinct Proposition.
2. ATTRACTION OF CUSTOMERS
Attracting Your Target Market Means Advertising
In New Ways.Mostly Through Great Product &
Service.
3. USERS - MEMBERS
When Obtaining Members You Need To
Obtain Their Data.
6. INCREASE INSIGHTS
Insights Result That Drive Better Product And
Service Innovation.
5. DATA ON EVERYTHING
By Tracking Everything About Your Customer
You Begin To Learn About What They Really
Want.
4. CREATES INTERACTIONS
As Members Use Your Products And Services
You Must Track Their Interactions.
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101. Any emerging
tech is like
teenage sex:
everyone talks
about it,
nobody really
knows how to
do it; everyone
thinks everyone
else is doing it,
so everyone
claims they are
doing it.
Implications Are Misunderstood
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PAINT A PICTURE
5 MEGATRENDS CONVERGING
ConsumersGlobalism Demographics Technologies Economics
An interconnected multi-
cultural world creating new
markets, cross boarder
competition, and innovation.
Changing demography with an
aging population, the decline in
brith rates, and heightened
cross generational dynamics.
Increasingly empowered and
knowledgable buyers have
higher expectations of
everyone and everything.
Always on and connected with
more intelligence along with
distrust and ethics being a
bigger concern.
Sustainability and the fourth
industrial revolution recreating
industries, jobs, production,
capital and payment.
160
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MINDSET
THE NEW STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE
CONTROLLING TO EMPOWERING
In The New Era Of Openness Telling People
What To Do Is Not As Effective As Inspiring
And Connecting Purpose.
PLANNING TO EXPERIMENTATION
The Only Way To Learn The New Is To Try Things
Work On An 80-20 Ratio Of Existing And New
Business
PRIVACY TO TRANSPARENCY
Opening Information To All Enables The
Other 5 Keys To Flourish In The New Era.
PREDICTABLE TO UNPREDICTABLE
The Past Is Not Predictor For The Future.
Assumption To Knowledge Ratios Have
Changed.
PROFIT TO PURPOSE
Short Term Aims Undermine Long Term Value.
Attracting Customers And Partners Takes A
Vision
HIERARCHIES TO NETWORKS
Interoperable Organization Leverage
Capacities Better Results Through
Collaboration.
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HOW WILL YOU COMPETE ? WHAT IS YOUR
STRATEGY IN A MUNE DRIVEN WORLD ?
E
N
2. USER EXPERIENCE
The experiences brands seek to create for their
employees, customers, and stakeholders are the key
differentiator in a competitive world. Omni-presence,
hyper-personalization, frictionless commerce,
strategic, facilitated, and convenient are all things that
combine to evoke feelings in humans.
1. MINDSET
How brands and organizations see the world, how
their values are the basis of their culture, and how
they interact with and deliver value to their
employees, stakeholders and customers. Mindset is
the most important aspect of success today because
it impacts what people see as possible.
4. EXECUTION ENGINES
The foundation to executing experience in a
sustainable business now requires fundamental
tools : enterprise systems, human capital, automation,
data collection, and machine intelligence. Without
attention to these engines UX and New Economics
cannot work.
3. NEW ECONOMICS
New ways to create and monetize the business as a
platform, digital-physical delivery, dynamic pricing, the
way businesses can sustainably monetize has
expanded into many many options. Transaction is the
lowest common denominator with platforms enabling
the highest value creation dynamic.
M
U
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NEW BUSINESS ECONOMICS
1. GREAT PRODUCT SERVICE
You Must Have Products And Services
Designed To Fit Specific Markets And That
Have A Clear Distinct Proposition.
2. ATTRACTION OF CUSTOMERS
Attracting Your Target Market Means Advertising
In New Ways.Mostly Through Great Product &
Service.
3. USERS - MEMBERS
When Obtaining Members You Need To
Obtain Their Data.
6. INCREASE INSIGHTS
Insights Result That Drive Better Product And
Service Innovation.
5. DATA ON EVERYTHING
By Tracking Everything About Your Customer
You Begin To Learn About What They Really
Want.
4. CREATES INTERACTIONS
As Members Use Your Products And Services
You Must Track Their Interactions.
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Michael Doe
IMAGE
PLACEHOLDER
Jeniffer Thompson
IMAGE
PLACEHOLDER
Erica Doe
AUTOMATION ENTERPRISE
CLOUD SOLUTIONS
SENSORS - DATA HUMAN CAPITAL
THE NEED FOR THESE EXECUTION ENGINES
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172. The starfish represents decentralized “organizations” while the spider
describes hierarchical command-and-control structures.
1. When attacked decentralized organizations become more decentralized;
2. It’s easy to mistake starfish for spiders;
3. Open systems spread intelligence throughout the system;
4. Open systems can easily mutate:
5. Decentralized organization sneak up on you:
6. As industries become decentralized, overall profits decrease;
7. People automatically want to contribute to open system organizations;
8. Centralized organizations tend to become even more centralized
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