Some interesting reports about the future
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There are so many interesting reports I read on a daily basis that I even forget sharing those with you!
16 Oct 2008 - 6:24, 983x gelezen | 2 reacties | Management
Sorry, sorry, sorry for not sharing those great reports and presentations I read, with you 
. I am totally to blame so from now on I will share the best of what I tread with you on Extend Limits. But if you see a report/survey or presentation I must see....please let me know.
So here is a first short selection of some interesting report on trends and the future. Have any tips...(again) let us know!
1. The mobile life report 2008 (download):
From the The Car phone Warehouse about the trends and development of the 'connected society'. Some key findings from the report are:
- The post TV entertainment age has arrived
- For many people a holiday would be incomplete without some online interaction
- The day of the pen looks set to be over
- The internet plays a central role in planning free time
2. The current state of the blogosphere (Technorati)
Facts and figures from the blogosphere!
3. The future of the internet economy (download)
The future of the internet towards the internet of things.
4. The future of media van The future media network, Ross Dawson (download)
A short view on the 7 'driving forces' which shape our new landscape.
5. Future Tense, the global CMO (download)
A report sponsored by Google and done by the The Economist Intelligence Unit. It gives us some insghts about the CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) of the future.
6. The fast growing digital universe (IDC) (download)
Some great figures about the rise of the digital world. Here is a small selection:
- In 2011 the virtual world will be ten times bigger as in 2006.
- The digital universe in 2007 — at 2.25 x 1021 bits (281 exabytes or 281 billion gigabytes) — was 10% bigger than we thought.
- Fast-growing corners of the digital universe include those related to digital TV, surveillance cameras, Internet access in emerging countries, sensor-based applications, data centres supporting “cloud computing,†and social networks.
Some interesting presentations:
- What's next in Media (Neil Perkin), (link)
- The future of PR (Gerd Leonhard), link
- Thirst (link)
- 15 mb of fame, view
- Video 2.0, view
From now I promise you to share more reports and presentations with you guys. Of course I am open for tips!
. I am totally to blame so from now on I will share the best of what I tread with you on Extend Limits. But if you see a report/survey or presentation I must see....please let me know.
So here is a first short selection of some interesting report on trends and the future. Have any tips...(again) let us know!
1. The mobile life report 2008 (download):
From the The Car phone Warehouse about the trends and development of the 'connected society'. Some key findings from the report are:
- The post TV entertainment age has arrived
- For many people a holiday would be incomplete without some online interaction
- The day of the pen looks set to be over
- The internet plays a central role in planning free time
2. The current state of the blogosphere (Technorati)
Facts and figures from the blogosphere!
3. The future of the internet economy (download)
The future of the internet towards the internet of things.
4. The future of media van The future media network, Ross Dawson (download)
A short view on the 7 'driving forces' which shape our new landscape.
5. Future Tense, the global CMO (download)
A report sponsored by Google and done by the The Economist Intelligence Unit. It gives us some insghts about the CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) of the future.
6. The fast growing digital universe (IDC) (download)
Some great figures about the rise of the digital world. Here is a small selection:
- In 2011 the virtual world will be ten times bigger as in 2006.
- The digital universe in 2007 — at 2.25 x 1021 bits (281 exabytes or 281 billion gigabytes) — was 10% bigger than we thought.
- Fast-growing corners of the digital universe include those related to digital TV, surveillance cameras, Internet access in emerging countries, sensor-based applications, data centres supporting “cloud computing,†and social networks.
Some interesting presentations:
- What's next in Media (Neil Perkin), (link)
- The future of PR (Gerd Leonhard), link
- Thirst (link)
- 15 mb of fame, view
- Video 2.0, view
From now I promise you to share more reports and presentations with you guys. Of course I am open for tips!
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17 October 2008 om 1:24
Tony
@ MF,
hopelijk heb je er wat aan!
16 October 2008 om 8:23
mf
schande dat je ons dit allemaal hebt onthouden!
thx for sharing!
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16 October 2008 om 8:23
mf
schande dat je ons dit allemaal hebt onthouden!
thx for sharing!
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@ MF,hopelijk heb je er wat aan!