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14 lines
2.2 KiB
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"HubID": "2164",
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"Date": "2/27/2023",
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"HubTags": [
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"External Platform Posts"
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],
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"Contacts": "",
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"Companies": "",
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"File": "",
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"Image": "",
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"Summary": "Here is PART 1 of some broad predictions with respect to the internet and its many enhancing exponential technologies with respect to consumer brands between now and the 2040s. As a brand owner and operator, here is how I think about the future so I can prepare for it",
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"Notes": "<p>Here is PART 1 of some broad predictions with respect to the internet and its many enhancing exponential technologies with respect to consumer brands between now and the 2040s. As a brand owner and operator, here is how I think about the future so I can prepare for it</p><p>2008 to 2025-ish<br /></p><p>We’re stuck in web2, which at present means we all use the same tools, do and say the same things in our marketing. There are few if any opportunity gaps from which to exploit in the current technology paradigm to give consumer brands differentiation to capture consumer’s attention.</p><p>2023 to 2035-ish</p><p>The emergence and mass market adoption of web3, which will breathe new life into consumer brand’s ability to create new products/services and enable new ways to market, distribute and sell that will give companies new ways to differentiate.</p><p>The web3 technology paradigm is a massive unification of people, places, things, events and experiences through technology exceeding anything we’ve seen in the past. It will be bigger than web1 and web2, and probably both combined.</p><p>We’ll see the most change to our connected lives than has ever happened before and will happen for the foreseeable future in this time frame. The reason is because while web3 is based on blockchain, is also interacting with, being impacted by and enhanced by other technologies, which include: (1) artificial intelligence, (2) augmented/virtual/extended realities (AR/VR/XR), (3)broadband connections, (4) computing chips and quantum computing, (5) data storage, (6) edge computing, (7) Internet of Things (Iot), (8) materials science, (9) robotics, (10) secure computing, (11) transportation and (12) 3D printing/additive manufacturing.</p>"
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}
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