Future of Work - Startup Pirates @ Porto 2012

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Presentation I did at the Startup Pirates @ Porto event that took place in September 2012. Though the talk was delivered in Portuguese, I uploaded an English version of the slides :) Enjoy!

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The future of work

Ana Silva | @AnaDataGirlPorto | September 2012

ME

@AnaDataGirl

© Victor Cardoso

Ana Silva | @AnaDataGirl | artlifework.wordpress.com

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MACRO TRENDS

@AnaDataGirlSource: Apollo Research Institute, 2011

TRENDS Constant change

Social

Consumerization of IT (CoIT)

Mobility/ubiquity

Big Data

Hapinness/Work-Life balance

Generation Millennials

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TRENDS

CONSTANT CHANGE“…unprecedented acceleration of change – a time for challenging

assumptions, reinventing systems, and hacking our way to new solutions”Daniel Debow, Aug’2012

Source: Visual Economics

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TRENDS

SOCIAL

“Our social media tools aren’t an alternative to real life,

they are part of it…

…they are increasingly the coordinating tools for events in

the physical world…”Clay Shirky, Cognitive Surplus

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“One of the causal factors springing from the

democratization of technology is the decline

of location as a limiting factor”

Stephen Denny, Jun’2012

“According to IBM Research, your

smartphone has more computing power than the

whole world in 1950”

TRENDS

MOBILITY/UBIQUITY

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“What used to be the sole preserve of the IT department in large

corporations is now available to anyone, anywhere. I can get a more powerful, less expensive computer myself, either

online or even at retail – and increasingly, we’re expected to get our own devices [BYOD]”

Stephen Denny, Jun’2012

TRENDS

CONSUMERIZATION OF IT

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BIG DATA

“Google alone processes about 24 petabytes (or 24,000 terabytes) of

data. Yet very little of the information is formatted in the

traditional rows and columns of conventional databases”Thomas H. Davenport, Paul Barth and Randy Bean, Jul’2012

4 V’s of Big Data

VolumeVarietyVelocityValue

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TRENDS

BIG DATA

Source: http://wikibon.org/blog/big-data-statistics/

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TRENDS

HAPPINESS/WORK-LIFE BALANCE

“The issue of work-life balance has been gaining momentum in the past decade, in spite of the economic recession. Governments and institutions, as well as single businesses, have recognised that its

achievement benefits not only worker health and morale, but

also productivity and country growth.”HR Magazine, May’2012

Motivation &

engagement of workers

Concerns about

happiness and well-being

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TRENDS

GENERATION MILLENNIALS

“By the year 2020, there will be five generations in the

workplace. [companies] must deal with new ways to

attract, develop and engage all five generations and

prepare for age diversity in the workplace.”futureworkplace, 2012

1st generation of digital natives

Different expectations regarding life

Different perspectives regarding work & career

IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF WORK?

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How will we work?

In what will we work?

Which skills will we need?

ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL

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IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF WORK?

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How will we work?

In what will we work?

Which skills will we need?

HOW?

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AT DISTANCE/FLEXIBLE

Source: business2community.com, Junho 2012

“...home working, part-time working, job sharing and flexi hours. These help to meet the personal needs of staff as well as the

demands of a company working across many time zones”Lynda Gratton, 2010

HOW?

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SPACES

“Converging spatial, social and informational trends are creating demand for workplaces that support new patterns of collaboration”

Steelcase, 2010

Focus

Collaboration

Learning

Socialization

Spaces designed for

HOW?

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NETWORKED/CONNECTED"When we look back 30 years from today, what we'll see is

the transition from hierarchies to networks.“ Ben Hammersley, Aug’2012

Source: @davegray @dachisgroup (Flickr)

From hierarchy... ...to wirearchy

IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF WORK?

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How will we work?

In what will we work?

Which skills will we need?

IN WHAT?

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

“We are entering the age of the 'micro-entrepreneur' when ever decreasing costs of technology will significantly

reduce the barriers to getting off the ground, and when

talented people across the world will be connected and

keen to work with each other”Lynda Gratton, 2011

IN WHAT?

INTRAPRENEURSHIP

“One of the pathways for companies to weather these

storms is through unleashing the

entrepreneurial spirit latent in its employees enabling these

employees to carve out new paths, initiate new ventures, defy the

status quo in their organizations, and break fresh ground.”

D V R Seshadri and Arabinda Tripathy, 2006

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“We want to reboot our corporate and organizational culture to install a 21st century, digitally native version. We want

to accelerate positive viral change from deep within the fabric of our organizations”

Peter Vander Auwera, Jul’2012

IN WHAT?

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MISSION

IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF WORK?

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How will we work?

In what will we work?

Which skills will we need?

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SENSE-MAKINGability to determine the deeper meaning or significance of what is being expressed

SOCIAL INTELLIGENCEability to connect to others in a deep and direct way, to sense and stimulate reactions and desired interactions

NOVEL AND ADAPTIVE THINKINGproficiency at thinking and coming up with solutions and responses beyond that which is rote or rule-based

CROSS-CULTURAL COMPETENCYability to operate in different cultural settings

TRANSDISCIPLINARITYliteracy in and ability to understand concepts across multiple disciplines

Source: Apollo Research Institute, 2011

SKILLS 2020

@AnaDataGirlSource: Apollo Research Institute, 2011

COMPUTATIONAL THINKINGability to translate vast amounts of data into abstract concepts and to understand data-based reasoning

MEDIA LITERACYability to critically assess and develop content that uses new media forms, and to leverage these media for persuasive communication

DESIGN MINDSETability to represent and develop tasks and work processes for desired outcomes

COGNITIVE LOAD MANAGEMENTability to discriminate and filter information for importance, and to understand how to maximize cognitive functioning using a variety of tools and techniques

VIRTUAL COLLABORATIONability to work productively, drive engagement, and demonstrate presence as a member of a virtual team

SKILLS 2020

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“Pull allows us to harness and unleash the forces of attraction, influence and serendipity”

John Hagel et all, The Power of Pull, 2011

Access| flows of knowledge

Attract| serendipity/people at the edge

Achieve| potential/performance

PULLSKILLS

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Ability to collaborate & apply knowledge specific to other areas

SKILLS

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DIGITAL LITERACY

SOCIAL TOOLS

CODING AND NEW PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

FUNCTIONING IN A NETWORK

NEW CONCEPTS OF THE WEB (social media, crowdsourcing…)

SOCIAL CAPITAL ONLINE (Strength of weak ties)

SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS

“Across Europe there is a growing digital capability gap between

the demands for digital transformation on the one hand and the

skills, know-how and capability of the workforce on the other”Don Tapscott, EU e-Skills Manifesto, 2012

SKILLS

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“entirely new categories of technology jobs are forming… A few

years ago, community managers did not exist… user experience (UX) design is suddenly one of the nation's fastest

growing employment areas”Daniel Gulati, Mar’2012

MIND THE GAPSKILLS

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*We can’t find developers knowlegeable in new technologies & usability, despite the 25% unemployement rate

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Formal training Self-taught

“Please don't advocate learning to code just for the sake of learning how to code”

Jeff Atwood, May’2012

TO CODE OR NOT TO CODE…SKILLS

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Source: Orgnet

Source: Atos

SKILLS SOCIAL NET. ANALYSIS

Source: @mich8elwu

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DATA SCIENTISTS

“A significant constraint on realizing value from Big Data will be a shortage of talent, particularly of people with deep

expertise in statistics and machine learning”McKinsey Global Institute, May’2011

Source: EMC Data Scientist Study, 2011

SKILLS

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investigative savvy (know the questions to ask)

communications skills

creativity/artistry

ability to think counter-intuitively

solid statistical and machine learning background

technical knowledge of the tools & programming languages

Tony Baer, May’2012

DATA SCIENTISTSSKILLS

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IMPACTON A

PERSONAL LEVEL

Networked/connected?

Prepared?

Curiosity?

Constant learning?

Diversity/at the edge?

Sense-making?

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IMPACTON A

BUSINESS LEVEL

How does my idea or project fits in into this new reality?

Am I enabling/profiting from these future changes?

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EXAMPLES

https://www.teepin.com/

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EXAMPLES

http://www.happinessatworksurvey.com/

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http://scratch.mit.edu/

EXAMPLES

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https://www.coursera.org/

EXAMPLES

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http://www.kaggle.com/

EXAMPLES

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http://www.0xdata.com/index.html

EXAMPLES

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http://www.identified.com/

EXAMPLES

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http://all-desk.com/

EXAMPLES

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Why wait for the future of work......if you can help create it?

Obrigada!