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Enterprise Garage Newsletter | January 13th, 2017

'Victorian Internet': Past Exponential Trends

Trends of the PastThe ‘Victorian Internet‘, better known as the telegraph, had at the start of 1846 an experimental 40-mile line (64 kilometer) between Washington D.C. and Baltimore. By 1850, it had grown to 12,000 miles (19,200 kilometers). In 1858 the first transatlantic cable had entered service.

The first postcard was sent in 1871. By 1873, more than 72 million had been send and received.

In 1896, Thomas Edison projected the first motion pictures in a New York music hall. By 1910 the still nascient motion picture industry churned out 200 reels per week. And this despite the best efforts of Edison’s lawyers to stop infringing on his patents.

Read more about the Victorian Internet and Exponential Trends of the Past

Catalyst Coding Contest

A global coding contest is coming up on March 31st, 2017. The Catalyst Coding Contest that gives software developers a chance to show their skills and get the attention of corporates. The contest will take place in locations in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Netherlands, Romania, South Africa, and Spain.

If you are missing a location and want the Catalysts organize one in your city, let them know and contact them.


Diving Robot
OceanOne diving robot demo in Stanford
Courses Waymo Keynote
Self-Driving Technology Courses Keynote by Waymo-CEO John Krafcik
at the Detroit Auto Show
Mercedes Benz Roland Berger
Mercedes-Benz Receives Test License
for Autonomous Cars in Stuttgart
Roland Berger Embarrasses Itself
With E-Mobility Study

Innovation

Design Thinking = Slow Innovation?

Is Design Thinking equivalent to incremental innovation? When you look at it, DT starts with a hypothesis of of mostly known products and services. Then you observe, empathize and from there we go on to make better world.

But how do we find the new trends? The trends before they are trends? By finding signals, peeking over to other industry and collecting more of those signals.

And this is the moment Foresight Thinking™ is born.

Articles I liked around INNOVATION:

  1. Forbes: Five Reasons Your Boss Was Right To Shut Down Your Innovation Lab
  2. MIT Technology Review: The Extraordinary Link Between Deep Neural Networks and the Nature of the Universe
  3. New York Times: What Your Brain Looks Like When It Solves a Math Problem
  4. Marginalia: The productivity paradox – UK economy gains £120 billion per year when employees ‘slack off’
  5. Forbes: Lessons Learned: How To Go From Intrapreneur To Entrepreneur

Silicon Valley Inspiration Tours

Silicon Valley Inspiration Tours

A completely revamped site with a full selection of tours for 2017 has arrived! YIPPIEEH!! Check out all the upcoming tours:

Campus Tour Big Data  
Jan 16-20, 2017: Campus Tour Mar 6-8, 2017: Big Data  
Exponential Food Innovation  
Apr 3-5, 2017: Exponential Technologies May 8-12, 2017: Food Innovation  
Medical Healthcare FinTech  
May 15-12, 2017: Medical & Healthcare Jun 26-28, 2017: FinTech  
Campus Tour IoT Wearables  
Aug 21-25, 2017: Campus Tour II Sep 25-27, 2017: IoT / Wearables  
Automotive Corporate  
Nov, 2017: Automotive & Innovation Private & Corporate Tours  

Must read: How to prepare for a Silicon Valley visit.


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NSFW - Humans Need Not Apply

Humans need not applyToday's NSFW - internet lingo for Not Safe For Work - summarizes the book Humans need not apply for you short several minutes of video. With the advent of AI and all the exponential trends, jobs will be done by robots - but fear not: new jobs will be created.

Watch this video and update your resume!

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