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Roope Mokka // Demos Helsinki megatrends and new business

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Roope Mokka's presentation at Chalmer University: Business Design and entrepreneurship lunch lecture.

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Roope Mokka // Demos Helsinki

megatrends and new business

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Demos Helsinki

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Demos HElsinki

...is a sustainable innovations think tank.

We believe that sustainable lifestyles are the next business frontier.

We bring out the important in the complexity. At the core of our work is interdisciplinary and independent research.

* Offices: Helsinki & Gothenburg* Established: 2005* Strategy: international growth 2014–2020* Focus: Co-creation + Foresight

Clients include:

In the press:

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Megatrends Drive business

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the next wave?

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Suburbanisation 1950–1990's

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cars!

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re-urbanisation 2000-

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urbanisation= lifts!KONE:

”Global megatrends drive our business. The direction and shape of the global li! and escalator industry are driven by four megatrends: urbanisation, changing demographics, the increasing importance of safety, and concern for the environment.”

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In 1984 a megatrend moment happened.ICT was connected to a megatrend of the 1980’s and 90’s! Individualisation.

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What are megatrends:1.Things that affect everything 2.Things that are very unlikely to go away 3.Things that interact with each other 4.Things that create trends, technologies and industries5. Things changing in definition, but remaining the same in essence

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What megatrends are not:1. Trends or fashions2. Technologies or industries3. Local phenomena4. Something you can abolish with a magic bullet

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Demos HelsinkiMegatrends

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Demos HelsinkiMegatrends1. Scarce resources2. Population shi!3. The metropolis economy4. Technological planetarism5. Post-individualism

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Scarce resources

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Population shift

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The metropolis economy

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Technological planetarism

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INFLUENCERS: Coming Down To You, Your Passion & Your Charismatic Community.

Post-individualism

...consumer trust in brands has declined by 50% in a decade, down from 52% to 25%. Instead, people trust their peers.

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Resourcescarcity and business

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Amount of users

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revenue

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Number of cars

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iPhones

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Animal protein consumption

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TEDx’s seminars

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Consumption of energy

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Airmiles

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Sensors

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Base-stations

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Solar panels installed base

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CO2 emissions

You are here

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CO2 emissions

the physical reality

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a historic change

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no.... however things are going to change massively and fast.

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BOTTOM LINE: What changes the most?

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Asuminen

Liikkuminen

Ruoka

Kuluttaminen

Vapaa-aika

Matkustaminen

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Asuminen– Miten uuden talouden tekijä elää?

Asuminen on suurin yksittäinen hiilidioksidi päästöjen aiheuttaja suomalaisen elämässä. Asuminen ja rakennukset kuluttavat jopa 40 % maailman energiasta. Asumisen uusilla ajattelutavoilla ja käytännöillä on mahdollista saada aikaan merkittäviä säästöjä energian-kulutuksessa ja hiilidioksidipäästöissä. Rakennusten energiankulutusta vähentämällä voidaan saavuttaa jopa neljäsosa tarvittavista kasvihuonekaasupäästöjen vähennyksistä.

1. Asu tehokkaasti

2. Rakenna ja korjaa energiaviisaasti

3. Kiinnitä huomio sähkölaitteisiin

Yksityisen kulutuksen päästöt SuomessaLähde: Envimat-projekti; www.ymparisto.fi/syke/envimat

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Perhe A Perhe B

14 335 kWh

9 226 kWh

Asumisen lämmön- ja sähkökulutus vuodessa asukasta kohden kerrostaloasunnossa. Lähde: käsikirjoitus 11.9.2009 Ari Nissinen, SYKE, ja ConsEnv-projekti

Mitä suurempi asunto, sitä suuremmat päästöt: vähentämismahdollisuudet löyty-vät tiiviillä ja omaan elämäntilanteeseen sopivalla asumisella. Hukkaneliöiden läm-mittäminen ja valaiseminen maksaa rahaa ja kuluttaa energiaa. Isojen säilytystilojen lämmittäminen ei ole järkevää energian käyttöä. Monikäyttöiset ja muunneltavat tilat vähentävät rakennettavien neliöiden tarvetta.

Asu tehokkaasti: Asumisväljyys vaikuttaa energiankulutukseen

70 m2 168 m2

Peloton sysää suomalaiset kohti energiatehokasta uutta taloutta. Se luo maailmaa, jossa vähän energiaa kuluttava vaihtoehto on vaivaton ja houkutteleva. Peloton aktivoi valintojamme ohjailevat portinvartijat kiriryhmäksi. Näin syntyy uusia tuotteita ja palveluita.

Most resource intensive fields of consumption

Housing

Mobility

Food

Shopping

Leisure

Tourism

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Housing

Mobility

Food

DISRUPTION

i.e. good news for startups!

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Housing ARPU≈8000 SEKMobility≈3000 SEKFood 10–15% of all consumer spend

Facebook ARPU = $1.21

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next wave

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re-urbanisation 2000-World most resource smart business?

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Peloton Club

Peloton Club is the peer-incubator for energy smart startup companies. Our teams create solutions to wicked problems.

Where is the economy heading? Are we doomed to crises a!er crises, without any idea where we are going? It takes courage to say out loud that there is another way. It takes courage to make an impact in the new economy.

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Conclusions: resource smart business......creates customer value and frees people from natural resource dependency....does not lead to more resource use somewhere else – pure efficiency does not cut it....scales like there is no end, i.e. is affordable....not minimizing impact but maximizing it!

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The challenge for you!

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