The Disruption Talk
Here's the final version of the Disruption talk I'm giving at Google today.
Disruption – Final Version
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I want to thank everyone who provided feedback, criticisms, and suggestions in the comments to my first version of this.
In many ways, this is our presentation because so many of the ideas expressed in here come from the discussions that go on in this community. I am sure many of you will see your contributions resident in the talk.
Comments (Archived):
Please try and record the audio.
Google video’d it. Will be on youtube. Maybe already is
Looks great! Plenty of food for thought to chew on for awhile! I know parts of this will work their way into my next social media talk, which is this Friday.
Awesome. Pls send me the talk (or better yet publish it to the web)
Finally uploaded my presentation from March: http://www.slideshare.net/k…. It’s heavily influenced by this blog and I credited accordingly. Don’t bother viewing this unless a) you are an architect, engineer, or landscape architect (etc.) b) like me, your job includes convincing skeptical colleagues about the marketing value of social media or c) you like humorous animal photos in your daily Powerpoint dosage.
It’s excellent. I just went and looked at it. a lot of businesses could use that exact presentation
really like the web as a textbook slide. been saying a lot lately that the knowledge about a topic that someone got from an MBA/$100k/and two+ years of their life is about the same thing that I just got from spending 20 minutes online researching the topic
Feld rocks
excellent! especially enjoyed the slides pushing Smart Grid.
I’m watching Fred talk right now…
link?
I mean, I’m at Google watching him…
Hope everyone has a blast and get’s the info / discussion going that they need.Feedback? Guess we can catch the Google youtube vid later.Side note: Robert Scoble is visiting NY next week and was trying to find perspective innovative companies to chat with: http://friendfeed.com/scobl…
Loving it….it’s that simple. This is a pitch I’d likely pay to come listen to. How about doing it again here in NYC as a fundraiser…pay what you feel you can. I’d do $10 without blinking, maybe $20.r.
I suspect I’ll give this a few more times and certainly in NYC
Very cool. Could I convince you to do this for the full team here sometime? I’ll even buy the Shack and have it brought in for you. :-)Or LMK if you’re doing it somewhere else public in NYC or Denver.
Its a deal. I’d like mine with fries 🙂
One indication an industry will get disrupted is if it happens in impressive buildings with columns, domes, and pediments – stock exchanges, banks, universities.The emphasis on solid, even monumental buildings arises to compensate for the intangibility of what goes inside, to inspire the trust required.In many cases they sell experience goods and you don’t really know if they’re worth anything until graduate, make or lose a fortune.For the same reason, trust, brand, reputation management is the key to many of the opportunities you mention.
Such an interesting insight druce. I love it
Any chance there is audio with this deck? It looks fascinating, and I’d love to learn more. Thanks!
Google video’d it and will post to youtube
I hate to admit it, but there was one site I didn’t recognize, but want to see, on slide 18 “Peer Produced Mutual/Hedge Funds”. I assume this exists and isn’t a mockup, what’s the URL?
http://www.covestor.comBut that’s where the stock traders go to join the serviceThey are launching the investor side of the business in private beta right now
my favorite internet word was the seventh…instantaneous. never underestimate the power of instant data in large quantities.
Yeah. I think that’s a keeper
can someone pls post the link, cant find it on google, thanks.