Neljä megatrendiä jotka muokkaavat mediamaailmaa vuonna 2011

by Matti Lintulahti on 31/12/2010

Yksi merkittävimmistä futurologeista Alvin Toffler julkaisi loppuvuonna oman 40 megatrendin luettelon ”40 FOR THE NEXT 40. A SAMPLING OF THE DRIVERS OF CHANGE THAT WILL SHAPE OURWORLD

BETWEEN NOW AND 2050″. Megatrendit löytyvät pdf-muodossa täältä. Tässä mielestäni neljän juuri nyt tärkeimmän trendin lista vuodelle 2011 median näkökulmasta nähtynä:

COMPANIES WILL INCREASINGLY CREATE VALUE BY BEING “CONNECTORS”

 Companies will increasingly follow the Apple/iPhone model of creating value, not by 

creating products (in Apple’s case, apps), but by hosting the marketplace and charging to 

connect consumers to producers.

 

SOCIAL NETWORKING WILL DRIVE NEW MEANS OF INFLUENCE

 New relationships will break down previously protected borders and provide new 

intelligence sources.

 Government and business will reach out to previously unconnected contacts, exposing new 

risks

 

CONSUMERS WILL DRIVE CHOICE

 Communication technologies and social networks  will  become increasingly influential, 

deciding factors in product and service offerings.

 Consumers or customers will be the most important source of  innovation within 

organizations.  The main driving force for “prosumption”  – the unpaid output that we all 

produce every day  – will be  the technology-enhanced interaction between employees, 

suppliers, partners and customers.

 

KNOWLEDGE WILL BE A MAJOR SOURCE OF CAPITAL

 The ability to exploit information across traditional boundaries  will be  a great boon to 

developing countries as they come to recognize the importance of knowledge capital.

 Recognizing the importance of knowledge capital, developing countries will begin to place 

priority emphasis on education and knowledge transfer. 

 The US will make international education a top priority, encouraging Americans to travel to 

other countries and see themselves as part of the global community.

 

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