7 years after calling the next wave of disruptive technologies -- social, mobile, analytics, cloud (SMAC) -- I'm prepared to talk about the next wave of disruptive technologies. This represents both the next evolution of SMAC as well as a new set of disruptive technologies that represents that next wave of technology disruption.
1. The Next Wave of
Disruptive
Technologies
The Impact of Technology on
Business
Jonathan L. Yarmis
Principal Analyst
Yarmis Group
@jyarmis
jyarmis@gmail.com
http://DoctorDisruptive.com
2. We Are in a Period of
Unprecedented Technical Change
No kidding
But magnitude unappreciated
Unprecedented rapidity
On the cusp of a new wave
As the existing wave evolves
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S-Curves Drive the Technology
Industry
New
Category
Introduction
Midlife
Revolution
The
Next
Wave
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The Now: Talking SMAC
Social
Mobile
Analytics
Please don’t call it “Big Data”
Cloud
And they’re all coming together
5. We Are at a Pivotal Time
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New
Category
Introduction
Midlife
Revolution
The
Next
Wave
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The Next Chapter of SMAC
We first automate what we previously did
manually or inefficiently
Mid-life, we ask “what can we do that we
couldn’t do before?”
We’re at that point now
So don’t give me another social network
9. While the Next Wave is on the
Horizon
Internet of Things
Augmented Reality
Big Knowledge
Cognitive
Probabilistic
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New
Category
Introduction
Midlife
Revolution
The
Next
Wave
10. Internet of Things
When everything is
connected to the
Internet
Not just “computing”
devices
Sensors in everything
Even smart dust
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Source: Intel
11. Augmented Reality
Do NOT judge it by
Google Glass
Blending the physical
with the virtual
When reality is a
read/write medium
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Source: Nickelodeon
12. Cognitive and Probabilistic
Computing
Systems aware of
their environment
Able to make “smart”
decisions
And learn from
outcomes
Computing today is
largely deterministic
Moving towards
probabilistic systems
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Source: IBM
13. Big Knowledge
Moving up the value
hierarchy from data to
information to
knowledge to wisdom
Actionable
information
Decision-making
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14. The Looming Battle
The smart marketer
The empowered user
New software
categories
Vendor Relationship
Management
Whither privacy?
The Yarmis GroupOctober 19, 2010