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Teemu Arina's presentation at the DCL conference in Vanajanlinna, Hämeenlinna on 4th of November 2009. For more information, see http://tarina.blogging.fi
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REAL-TIME WEB Timeshifting Organizational Learning November 2009 Teemu Arina tar1na tarina.blogging.fi
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REAL-TIME WEBTimeshifting Organizational Learning

November 2009

Teemu Arinatar1natarina.blogging.fi

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CHANGING CONTEXT OF LEARNING AT WORK

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Ours is a brand-new world of allatonceness.

McLuhan

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We can no longer build serially,block-by-block, step-by-step,

McLuhan

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...because instant communication insures that all factors of the

environment and of experienceco-exist in a state of active interplay."

– Marshall McLuhan (1967)

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“We might already be beyond the age of speed, by moving

into the age of real-time. The move towards real-time is one way out of the world of speed.”

Ivan Illich1996

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FROM LINEAR SEQUENTIAL MODELS

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TO NON-LINEAR SIMULTANEOUSPARALLEL HAPPENING

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DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS

FACTORIES &SCHOOLS

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I NEED IT ALL ANDI WANT IT NOW

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Ref: Domino’s Pizza, USA

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NOW WEB– JWT Trendletter August 2009

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“We define awareness as the ongoing interpretation of representations i.e. of human activity and of artifacts.”

– Matthew Chalmers et al. (2002)

AWARENESS

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“...offer tremendous potential for innovation, with a wide range of forms and contexts for transforming the space around us.”

– Panos Markopoulos et al. (2009)

AWARENESS SYSTEMS

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INFORMATION & ATTENTION

“What information consumes is rather obvious: it consumes the attention of its recipients. Hence a wealth of information creates a poverty of attention.”

– Social Scientist Herbert Simon (1971)

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“Attention is focused mental engagement on a particular item of information. Items come into our awareness, we attend to a particular item, and then we decide whether to act.”

– Davenport & Beck (2001)

ATTENTION ECONOMY

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CONTINUOUS PARTIAL ATTENTION– Linda Stone (1998)

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FELT PRESENCE OF THE IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE

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BE HERE NOW– Ram Dass

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POWER OF NOW– Eckhart Tolle

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NOWISM– Trendwatching.com

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REAL-TIME WEB

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The web is transitioning from mere interactivity to a more dynamic, real-time web where read-write functions are heading towards balanced synchronicity.

The real-time web is the next logical step inthe Internet’s evolution.

– OM Malik, Giga OM (2009)

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PAGES TO STREAMS

“This isn’t an inbox we have to empty, or a page we have to get to the bottom of — its a flow of data that we can

dip into at will but we can’t attempt to gain an all encompassing view of it.”

― John Borthwick, VC focusing on the Real-time Web

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News Activity Media Search

Real-time web: from pages to streams

Real-time sense of colleagues,customers and business intelligence

2009

2010

Drivers

CONSUMER

ENTERPRISE

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REAL-TIME SPACES

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ANALOG

’N’

DIGITAL

DOUBLE HELIX

DIGITAL DNA

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“...refers to electronic environments that are sensitive and responsive to the presence of people.”

– Cai & Abascal (2005)

AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE

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AMBIENT INTELLIGENCEIN THIRD PLACES

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COMMUNICATION<<2000

CONTENT2000-2008

CONTEXT2008>>

3 MOBILE ERA’sRef: SPRXMobile

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REAL-TIME ECONOMY

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MANAGEMENTCYBERNETICS

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“What you are about to hear today is revolutionary – not only because this is the first time that this is applied in the world –  it is revolutionary because we are making a deliberate effort to GIVE THE PEOPLE THE POWER that science gives to us, enabling them to use it freely.”

– Stafford Beer, 1970

CYBERSYN PROJECT

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Ref: Stafford Beer

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REAL-TIME OPERATIONS ROOM

Opsroom, Chile, 1970-1973 MULTINODE_METAGAME, Turkey, 2009

Real-time computer controlled planned economy

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REDUCTIONISM

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•MEN•MATERIALS•MACHINERY•MONEY

4 M’s

COMPLEXITY

VARIETY

Ref: Stafford Beer

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VIABLE SYSTEM MODEL

"A self-organized system must be always alive and without finalizing, since conclusion is another name for death."

– Stafford Beer

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REDUCTIONISTVS.

CYBERNETICPARADIGM}

top-down, management driven

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REDUCTIONISTVS.

CYBERNETICPARADIGM}

bottom-up, people driven

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"If you want to create change,you must challenge not onlythe models of Unreality,but THE PARADIGMSthat underwrite them."

– Stafford Beer, 1970

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SLOWISM

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LIQUIDMODERNITY

– Zygmunt Bauman

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Photo: Fracis Bourgouin

ENERGY >> SLOW DRINKS

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FROM INFORMATIONOVERLOAD,TO...

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SOCIAL INTERACTION OVERLOAD

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“It is the need to belong. The need for nearness and care, and for a little love! This is given only through slowness in human relations. In order to master changes, we have to recoverslowness, reflection and togetherness.”

– Guttorm Fløistad

SLOW MOVEMENT

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TOMATOES.

[email protected]

MY VCARD TO YOUR PHONE:

Teemu ArinaCEO - dicole ltd.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

– Albert Einstein

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