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01 Home
02 Introduction
03 Executive Summary
04 Overview of TechnoVision
05 You Experience
06 Experience²
07 Me Myself and My Metaverse
08 No Friction
09 I Feel for You
10 My Own Private Avatar
11 We Collaborate
12 Fluid Workforce
13 The Team is the Canvas
14 Taken by Tokens
15 Your Business is a Mesh
16 It’s All Connected
17 Thriving on Data
18 Data Sharing is Caring
19 Power to the People
20 Data Apart Together
21 Era of Algorithms
22 Creative Machine
23 Process on the Fly
24 Process is Mine Mine Mine
25 Rock, Robot Rock
26 Silo Busters
27 Can’t Touch This
28 Augmented Me
29 Applications Unleashed
30 Kondo My Portfolio
31 Honey, I Shrunk the Applications
32 When Code goes Low
33 Mesh Up Your Apps
34 Apps ❤️AI
35 Invisible Infostructure
36 Lord of the clouds
37 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Container
38 Simply the Edge
39 Ops, AI did it Again
40 Silence of The Servers
41 Balance by Design
42 Technologyϵ϶Business
43 Adapt First
44 With Open Arms
45 Do Well, Do Good
46 Trust Thrust
47 IQ CQ EQ Up
48 No Hands On Deck
49 A Few More Things
50 Further Research and the Team

YOUR BUSINESS IS A MESH

Enabled by “water-like” technology, it’s easier than ever for organizations to join forces, even it’s just for one day, for one occasion, or for one customer

Caught in a mesh? With a cloud-based infrastructure platform, agile application microservices, data sharing capabilities, intelligent automation, and hyper-connectivity as technology enablers, it’s easier than ever to collaborate with others – even if they come from unexpected sides. These thriving, always changing ecosystem-based business models can drive unique products, services and customer experiences that were deemed unlikely or impossible before, crossing the barriers of sectors, industries, and regions. Not only that, but Mesh Collaboration can also be key to address joint sustainability goals as well. Exactly the rumble organizations may be looking for.

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WHAT

  • “Water-like” technologies – such as cloud-native infrastructure, microservices-based APIs, secure data sharing platforms, intelligent process automation, and 5G connectivity – make it easier for organizations to partner and collaborate, even if it is in a loosely coupled “mesh,” which may be ad hoc, opportunistic, or unplanned.
  • Organizations navigate increasingly complex social, environmental, and supply chain challenges, which they can no longer address alone. While governments rely on market forces, private sector innovation, and the economic opportunity created by companies to improve people’s lives – the success of each sector is inextricably intertwined with another.
  • Creating an integrated, end-to-end consumer experience (see also Experience2) that wins over and retains client loyalty may require operating far beyond the edges of the organization; possibly in other sectors, or in “co-opetitive” partnerships with competitors that benefit all stakeholders involved.
  • Climate change, poverty, and inequality are some of the more critical issues of our time. Cross-sector collaboration leverages the strengths of companies, governments, and sponsors to accelerate progress on these and many other complex issues in a way that can benefit everyone.

USE

  • Challenger Banks in the UK and Europe have built financial marketplaces and superstores for consumers with fintech partnerships across investments, pensions, bill switching, and insurance, etc.
  • India Stack launched the “Open Credit Enablement Network” to enable data sharing, distribution, and real-time monitoring of loans on digital marketplaces.
  • Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Prada have jointly formed the Aura Blockchain Consortium to provide customers with a token-backed seal of authenticity for their products.
  • Major technology and automotive corporations partner to develop state-of-the-art technology for autonomous vehicles, forming the basis for safety standardization and mass autonomous vehicle production. This unique, cross-industry approach marks a starting point for a change of mindset, partnership, and collaborative competition.
  • Through collaboration and a mutual desire in sustainability, clothes retailer Timberland partnered with tire manufacturer, Omni United to find a new source of rubber for their shoes using recycled tires, ensuring no tire rubber goes to waste and setting them aside for reuse under the new brand, Timberland Tires.

IMPACT

  • Successful partnerships leverage combined resources to increase scale, reach more people, and amplify both impact and results. They can also help companies develop relationships in new markets.
  • Sharing expertise and knowledge can spark more innovation and unlock many new, unexpected opportunities and networks.
  • Coordination improves alignment and efficiency while reducing individual funding commitments.
  • A unified, end-to-end user experience that joins all players for a product or service delivery lifecycle results in a vastly improved customer experience.
  • Committed private sector partnerships can transform otherwise time-bound development investments into replicable and sustainable long-term, market-driven, scalable initiatives.

TECH

  • Data Sharing: 5G Network Automation, AWS Data Exchange, Snowflake
  • Blockchain and API: Blockchain, APIfication, Hyperledger, Ethereum
  • Identity and access management: Kong, Ping
  • Artificial intelligence and Internet of Things: AI, Google AI Platform IOT, Microsoft Azure IoT Platform, Google Cloud IoT Core, AWS IoT
  • Other technologies: Hyperledger, Codefi, Ethereum, IBM Watson, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft HoloLens, PTC ThingWorx, MindSphere, OpenAI, TensorFlow

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