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THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY More machines than people Peter Cochrane Chief Technologist BT Collier Chair for The Public Understanding of Science & Technology @Bristol UK
Industrial revolution… A very low risk life Survival by profession Money eclipses everything Communication is the essential Innovation becomes property Highly focused specialisation Self sufficiency unnecessary
You have to do everything. . . From village. . . To city. . . You can afford to specialis/ze. . .
Town city From people centric business. . . national global To machine & network Centric business. . . Global
We seek clarity & truth. . . Clarity …mostly they are orthogonal. . . Truth
If it were only this simple. . . e es c r of n r tu r Variables u So Markets
Productivity 100 Productivity 80 70 60 40 BW Chip 20 0 SW
Axiomatic…. • • • Bandwidth is free Distance is irrelevant Time has no meaning Service is key Information & knowledge is where the action is
The Future Outlook Traffic/ infrastructure IP PSTN Data Over Voice Net 1999 2009 Voice Over Data Net
Internet & Telephone Connections Global Connections 10 B 1 B Phone Lines 0. 1 B 10 M Internet Connections 1 M Mobile Phones 0. 1 M 10 k 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 YEAR
Smart People - Dumb Company Collective/Company +IQ Constructive Contribution -IQ Best Case Number of People n Deconstructive Contribution Worst Case
Business & Market Time Iff Reaction time << Market time Success Reaction time >> Market time Failure
No measurement, no visibility…. . . no control and. . . Sales Channel Demand. . . heavy losses. . $ Consumer Demand Supply Planned Launch Actual Launch End of Line
EU Ecommerce by Technology 600 500 400 TV Mobile 300 200 100 0 PC
A 5 GIP Computer v Book Keeper US$ 10, 000, 000 1, 000, 000 100, 000 Computer 10, 000 1, 000 100, 000 10, 000 Book keeper 1, 000 10 1 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000
Value $ Movie Release Value of bits. . . Sequel Launched Time Becomes a Classic
Concept to Customer Cost Bad Product Support Research Development Delivery Production Concepts Freedom Focus Innovation Objectivity Innovation Timescales Constraints Focus Objectivity Formalism Timescales Good Product Support Time Constraints Control Processes Formalism Competition Life Cycle
Concept to Customer Levels of Hierarchy Cost . com Bad Product Support Research Development Delivery Production Concepts Good Product. com Support Time
World GDP growth rate is declining 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 73 75 77 79 81 Source: IMF, JP Morgan, The Economist 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99
Equity-Value/Employee $ . com Time to Market-React Business Spectrum time . com
Established Wisdom Hardware Software Network Applications Convergence? ? I don’t think so….
Net Platform Evolution The Net
Company Evolution People-less Corps Personal assistant software Logistics company - Genie Virtual co-operative - team + software Virtual company - core mgt + project team Traditional company - full time people
New Economy • • • Knowledge is wealth Bigger ain't necessarily better More opportunities Fewer guarantees Everything happens faster Everything is exponential Demand comes in peaks ROI is bigger than ever before No rules?
The Rules Have Changed • • • Inversion Exponentiation Self organising self optimising Mass personalisation Cost into an asset Shareholder value
It is also about…Perception • • • Brand Quality Timeliness Trust Delivery Taking the pain away
Route to customer…. • Media • Telephone • Mobile Phone • PCs + WAPs • Appliances • Transport • Gas Stations Every screen & device is an opportunity
Customer relationship…. Anticipating……. Delighting Using information & knowledge to Keep ahead of the game…solve the Problem before the customer knows They have one…. . and then tell them?
Personalis/zation • • Access control and authentication User profiling and dynamic tracking Content management & classification Workflow, repository, delivery engines Event tracking and logging + learning Dynamic relationship management Merchandising Customer Service
Customer’s don’t want choice. . . • They want they want. . • When they want… • Where they want… • How they want… • At the right price and quality. . . • And in the right form/format. . .
The future of business is about. . . • Sucking up… • Serious sucking up… • Instant gratification. . . • Personalisation… • Customisation… • Taking the pain away… • Its about time. . .
Time is the enemy. . . Letter Weeks Telegram Telex Days Analogue Fax Digital Fax Email Hours Eworking Minutes Seconds Ecommerce 50 s 60 s 70 s 80 s 90 s 00 s 10 s
The ‘S’ Curve Technology $ time
The ‘S’ Curve Technology $ Product 1 time
The ‘S’ Curve Technology $ Product 2 Product 1 time
The ‘S’ Curve Technology $ Product 3 Product 2 Product 1 time
The ‘S’ Curve Technology $ Optical Fibre Coax Pairs Open Lines time
The ‘S’ Curve Continuum Technology $ DVD CD Cassette Tape time
Moore’s Wall ICn Log Scale IC 5 3 D ICs Molecular Quantum Genetic Biological Optical Computing IC 4 IC 3 IC 2 IC 1 Transistor Thermionic Tube 1915 46 59 2010 2025
# Transistors/Chip 11 10 10 10 8 10 x 9 7 10 10 6 Logic Memory x x x 5 10 4 10 3 1980 1990 2000
BIT STORAGE DENSITY
ENERGY PER LOGIC FUNCTION
UK 14 Year Olds 2000 Mobile Phone Owners Girls = 38% Boys = 28% In Bedroom TV = 72% PC = 61%
Virtual + E Business • • • Death of geography Death of distance Fluctuating assets Information intensive Infinite & Chaotic Bits rule the atoms
New Company Value Faster & Faster Wealth Generation US$Bn 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Internet 1 2 3 4 5 6 Year 7 PC 8 9 10
UK SMS Messages 99 300 250 200 Millions 150 100 50 0 Jan Feb Mar. Apr. May. Jun Jul Aug. Sep Oct Nov. Dec
How many friends do you have…. . . how many people do you know? Separation 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 => => People You Know 30 900 27, 000 810, 000 24, 300, 000 729, 000 21, 870, 000 => => 300 90, 000 27, 000 8, 100, 000
Manufacture Distribution R E T A I L Recycle Raw Materials Ecosystem Trash Consumer
Raw Materials Recycle B-B Manufacture Distribution B-B Ecosystem Trash C-B C-C B-C Consumer R E T A I L
Business Spectrum Market Change Time Company Change Time 10 Acquisition & Growth 1 Take Over 0 Bankrupt 0 1 2 Time Years 3
Value. . . Value Bits Atoms Abundance
The value of atoms…per kg $90 k Pentium III Chips $25 k Viagra $10 k Gold $4. 3 k Hermes Scarf $3. 9 k Palm V $2. 1 k DVD $230 20 Cigarettes $90 Hardback Book $40 Mercedes E Class $15 Chevy 4 Door $0. 5 Hot Rolled Steel 0. 1 1. 0 10 1000 Price US $/kg 10, 000
The old marketplace…. . . the customer view. . . Broadcast Newspapers Stores, Oil, Gas, Power, Food, Banks, Insurance, Government Few 1 Many N
The internet marketplace…. . . customer view. . . Broadcast Newspapers Stores, Oil, Gas, Power, Food, Banks, Insurance, Government Many 1 N 1
The internet marketplace… …actuality. . . Many to One to Many
Fitness Function flexibility x speed x vision Fitness = experience Experience is only useful when the Environment stays roughly the same, but everything has just changed dramatically
Market Space Exp Growth - Modes . com Atoms Dominated Limited Market Low Margin Nokia Fed. Ex IBM Dell TI Amazon Ebay Yahoo e. Trade e. Bank e. Bookers Kmart Ford Oil AA Banks ISPs Telcos Cable Linear Growth Market High Margin . com Bit Dominated
Grades of FREE. . . Free as we used to understand it Free after 100 gallons of petrol Free after 7. 00 pm Free for $35/month Free if you buy two Free if you listen/view these adverts Free if you buy my food… 100% Free!
Cities - influence density City Geographic World Cyberspace Suburbs Community network peak Villages Global presence
From the few to the many. . . Concentrated Expertise & Skill Distributed Ignorance Technology Telephone Computing Copiers Printing Operators Mainframe Corp Centre Hot Metal Dial & Buttons PC Office Xerox Offset/Laser Jet
Distributed ignorance wins! Concentrated Expertise & Skill Distributed Ignorance Ability to Compete Technology $ ~N 2 N
Where is the energy. . . Internalised Externalised Technology Centralised Control - Hierarchy Inflexible & Ponderous Dispersed - Chaotic Adaptable Fleet of Foot
The Rules Have Changed • • • Inversion Exponentiation Self organising self optimising Mass personalisation Cost into an asset Shareholder value
Work is…. . . not a place . . . it is an activity
What have we done? • • Downsized Reorganised Challenged everything Change the culture. . . weed out old minds Experimented with everything. . … Outsourced a lot…. Survived. . . so far. . .
Some Half Lives -20 years Today +20 years Employer 50 10 1 Job 15 5 0. 5 Degree 20 7 1
A Two Class Society $ Those who spend a lot of time to save money
A Two Class Society $ Those who spend a lot of money to save time
How did all this happen?
Internet Hosts (Log Scale) 10, 000 1, 000 100, 000 Hosts 10, 000 100 1985 1990 1995 2000 Date
Internet Hosts (Linear Scale) 8 M 7 M 6 M Hosts 5 M 4 M 3 M 2 M 1 M 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 Date
More machines than people
More Barbie Dolls. . . on line. . . …than Americans
Machines Overtake Mankind 100 % Network Traffic 75 Mankind 50 6 Bn Machines 25 20 Bn 0 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
Customer Engagement Time Carbon High One on One Outlet Cost System Silicon Limited Call Centre Availability Net Low High
People - Revenue Mismatch CUSTOMERS INCOME 5% 30% 20% 75% 30% 75% Where we are now. . . PEOPLE 5%
People - Revenue Mismatch CUSTOMERS INCOME PEOPLE 5% 30% 75% 20% 30% 20% 75% 30% 5% Where you’d like to be, but. . .
People - Revenue Mismatch PEOPLE 5% 5% 75% 20% 20% 75% Machine 75% CUSTOMERS 5% MACHINE Technology to the rescue. . .
Speech recognition is tough…. • Let us pray • Let us spray • Lettuce spray
The Future is Chaos! 2000 s 1980 s Hierarchical Structured Telegraph Telephone Self- Organised and Chaotic Internet ? Intranets
Everything will be in Cyberspace covered by a hierarchy of computers! Cell Continent Body Home Region Car Campus World Building Fractal Cyberspace: a network of … networks of … platforms Original by Gordon Bell 1998
A connected world is chaotic…. 200 150 Net visitors come in packs…. Active 100 Site Visitors 50 0 00. 00 Peter Cochrane 06. 00 12. 00 Hour of the Day 18. 00 24. 00
We could all be a bank. . . Ordering and delivery Merchant Customer Internet Billing Existing mechanis ms Submit and confirm payment Clearing Card Issuer Card Acquirer
money = bits 100111010001111100111000111100000001111100111 000100111010001111100111000111100000001111100111011 1000111110011100011110000000111110000001 1010001111100111000111100000001111100111 1000111110011100011110000000111110000000 001110100011111001110001111000000011111001110 01000111110011100011110000000111110011110100011111001110001111000000011111 1010001111100111000111100000001111100110 001110100011111001110001111000000011111001110 000100111010001111100111000111100000001111100
Law of Diminishing Returns $1. 07 $0. 68 Average cost of retail banking transaction $0. 27 $0. 10 Branch Telephone ATM Internet No. . Branch. . Employees. . Infrastructure
Printed Transponder MIT Media Lab
If time = money. . . then so does position Positioning systems will become as essential as communication networks in the future economy
Soon ~2 cm
A multimedia world. . in transition. . Copper to glass Radio + Satellite + IR Fixed to mobile
PARASITIC NETWORKS Zero infrastructure!
PARASITIC NETWORKS Zero infrastructure!
PARASITIC NETWORKS Zero infrastructure!
Sooner or later. . . a carrier will come in range. . .
Sooner or later. . . a carrier will come in range. . .
Sooner or later. . . a carrier will come in range. . .
Sooner or later. . . a carrier will come in range. . .
Sooner or later. . . a carrier will come in range. . .
Does a freeway become an optical fibre?
Mobile FM TV Opportunity
Net Spectrum Economy 100% Telephone Hierarchy Control 0% Random Static Internet Bursty Traffic Resilience Latency Flexibility Reliability Parasitic Scalability 0% Chaotic Mobile
Focus Marketing Evolution 1 Adaptive Targeted Direct Mass All Make & Sell Marketing Evolution Sense &Respond
Evolution of Platforms WAPs Business Platforms Packaged Application Value Application Servers Dynamic Page Engines CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms Value - No personalized content and services - Rudimentary hit counters & analysis - No demand for ROI measurement Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms - Limited personalization Value - No Common Gateway Interface analysis tools - Limited site analysis tools CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms - Basic customer profiles Value - 1 st generation Learning Engines - Maturing site analysis tools - Demand for ROI measurement Dynamic Page Engines CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms - Learning engines - Integration of corporate and customer data Value - Analysis tools with real-time data - Increasing demand for ROI Application Servers Dynamic Page Engines CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms - Customer profile database - Simple reporting Value - Focused e-marketing Packaged Application Servers Dynamic Page Engines CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms - Integrated customer profiling, analysis and Business Value learning engines - Packaged Apps for Packaged Application Platforms profiling, analysis and Application Servers personalization Dynamic Page Engines CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Evolution of Platforms - Mobile profiling, WAPs analysis and learning Business Value - User controls Platforms Packaged Application personalization Application Servers Dynamic Page Engines CGI Scripts Static HTML 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01
Business savings. . . Airline Banking Bill Payment Tickets Traditional System $8 $1. 08 $2. 22 to $3. 32 $0. 54 $1. 2 to $2. 2 $1 $0. 13 $0. 65 to $1. 10 $200 -$350 $0. 20 to $0. 50 87% 89% 67 -71% 50% 97 -98% Telephone-based Internet-based Savings Percentage Term Life Software Insurance Distribution Policy $400 -$700 $15. 00 $5. 00 On-line procurement >30%. . .
At a modest estimate e. Commerce can. . . Remove $2, 000 Bn of marketing & sales costs in the global market
e. Business value creation. . . Cut Costs e. Business has to focus on all 3 benefits Grow Revenues Build Community
Extended view. . . Cut Costs e. Business has to focus on all 3 benefits Information Grow Influence Revenues Relationships Networks Access Speed Build Community
Markets are being. . . disintermediated Distribution Customer Retail Customer Services Customer Retail Services Customer Wholesale Retail Services Wholesale Manufacture 20 th Century Manufacture Customised Manufacture 21 st Century
Trust is a key issue limiting adoption… …but it is an age thing… Language Training Lack of skills Cost 1% 3% 7% 9% Implementation difficulty 10% Lack of knowledge 10% Technology resistance 10% Customers not connected Security worries 24% 25%
In the world of bits…. . …. massive intermediation Distribution Yahoo Amazon Services Customer Virgin Tesco Dixons Ebay Today Tomorrow? peter. cochrane@bt. com
In the world of bits…. . …. massive intermediation Distribution Services Customer Can your Yahoo Company Virgin & Tesco Amazon “friends” Dixons do all this? Ebay The day after? ? peter. cochrane@bt. com
Too Complex & Too Flakey • 39% of shoppers failed - sites were too complex Estimated Loss =>$24 billion/year • 56% of e-commerce search attempts failed Estimated Loss => $3 billion/year
57% of online households research products online before buying Poor search experiences can cause companies to lose offline sales
95% rated the importance of “Ease of Ordering” as “High” or “Very High. ” Customers go online for convenience not for flashy features, “compelling” experiences, cross-media branding, etc Biz. Rate Survey 99
Customer Reaction & Experience • Based on accomplishing goals quickly/easily • Site experiences shaped customer reaction • Reaction formed brand impression • Online brand = customer experience • Site brand is affected by visual appearance, but the holistic experience creates the brand Online the brand is the customer experience, not the visual appearance
The Page Paradigm On any given page, customers will do one of two things: • Click on something that appears to take them closer to their goal • OR click to escape
Relationships Business Company Other Avatar Colleagues Co Customers Contacts Team Cyberfriends Net Self friends Local Family Friends society Neighbors Clubs Geographic Net Community community nets Personal
Business Modes Past Face to Face B to C B to B C to C Present Faceless Future Local Remote & National Virtual & Global Local Remote International Virtual & Global Local Distributed & Regional Virtual & Global Screen to Screen
Past Face to Face B to C B to B C to C BCM Present Faceless Local Remote & National Virtual & Global Local Remote International Virtual & Global Local Distributed & Regional Virtual & Global N/A Future Screen to Screen
Adults Active in Start-Ups Finland Japan France Denmark Germany UK Italy Israel Canada US 0 2 4 6 8 10%
Stop Press! % of US adults who read a newspaper 80% 70 60 Projected 50 40 1964 1970 1980 1990 2000 2015 Source: NAA Market and Business Analysis; Newsweek Projections
USA On-Line Shopping Revenues $x. M Web Users Forrester Research 99
Toys and e. Toys? ? Sales Net earnings Market value $11 bn $376 m $6 bn Sales: Net earnings: Market value $30 m - $29 m $?
Business to Business - Old Support Sales Marketing Production R&D
Business to Business - New Support Sales Marketing Production R&D R&D Not all companies do everything Most have now virtualised and outsourced to create a huge B-B marketplace B-B is a network activity and a vital e. Commerce activity
Business to Customer - Old Support Sales Marketing Production R&D Customers
Business to Customer - New Support Sales Marketing Production R&D Customers
Business to Customer - Future Support Customers Customer Sales Customer Marketing Customers Customer Production R&D Customers Customer
Technology Driven Exponentiation Long term demand Cost to users Technology Costs Short term demand
Customer Driven Exponentiation Long term demand/income Short term demand = constant Customer signs up others for a % 2 n 3 Product Cost 1 n-1 4 n-2 Actual Perceived
e. Mail & degrees of separation. . . Separation 0 Number of people you know and can email 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 102 104 106 108 1010 103 106 109 104 108 Population an individual can influence
Importance Management thinking…? Reengineering Professionalising management Product policy Functionali sation Alfred Sloan Efficiency Strategy Financial controls Adam Smith Organisation 200 years Invisible Chaos 1930 Frederick Taylor 1940 Peter Drucker 1950 Tony Athos 1960 Quality Multi -business unit Michael Porter 1970 Hammer & Champy 1980 Emergent Economy All ? ? 1990 Visible Chaos
Knowledge is power. . . • Gutenburg broke the monopoly of the monks • Monks understood the power of knowledge - they chained books to tables - and sometimes to themselves Managers could do this in the old business world But now they cripple themselves & their company
Methods of Analysis Human Judgement – Hire a guru – Form a committee Statistical Modeling – Fit a mathematical or statistical model – Use learning algorithms Synthesis – Combine human insight and computer power
Human Judgement - Weakness We did not evolve to make optimal decisions in conditions of uncertainty, very high data rate - and large potential loss.
Statistical Modelling- Weaknesses – Non-stationarity – Non-normality – Structural change – Insufficient data – Data heterogeneity Difficult to build and test Complex fundamental models
The End of The World? • • • 1524 Nostradamus - Another Great Flood 1719 Bernoulli - Comet Collision 1947 Newborough - Monopolies End - War 1985 Brin - Nuclear Holocaust + Bio-War + 1990’s - Y 2 K
If we ran a company. . Cost/Price/Unit Company Utilisation Get the utilisation up. . . get the costs down. . .
We had better not stove pipe. . . Cost/Price/Unit Co Co Utilisation Cost/Price/Unit Co Co Co Utilisation Co Co Utilisation
We would have to do this. . . Co Co Co Co
Mutually exclusive. . . Process Definition Control Hierarchy Adaptable - Fleet of Foot
Centralise or Decentralise? 100% Centralised 100% Decentralised Optimal Decision Distance Lack of adaptability +flexibility & long response Processes investment inefficiency plant cost time cost CEO Office Decision Distance from CEO Office 100% Control Organisation Outer Edge 100% Chaos
AI Will Penetrate the Symbolic Barrier Investment Banking Global Competition Downsizing Outsourcing Unbundling Specialisation Global Partnering Legal Profession Media Medicine Education Finance Telecommunications Manufacturing Chemicals NUMERIC PROCESSING Insurance Brokerage Accounting SYMBOLIC PROCESSING The Symbolic Barrier + Regulatory Barriers
Guiding Principles • Engineer exponentiation • Go for the customers customer l Embrace self organising chaos l Invert the values of the past l Virtualis/ze organisations l Create shareholder value l Be fast to Market
Nothing much has changed…. "Nothing is more difficult than to introduce a new order. Because the innovator has for enemies all those who have done well under the old conditions and lukewarm defenders in those who may do well under the new" Nicolai Machiavelli, 1513 A. D.
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Who survives? Not the strongest Not the most intelligent Those most responsive to change Charles Darwin