The Next Web презентация

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What it used to be The Next Web

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How this new network of connected things is a

complex system.
Why this means we no longer know what we’re doing.
And why that might just be ok after all.

10 June 2014


Слайд 2What it used to be
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Слайд 3What it is now
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Слайд 4It’s complicated
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Слайд 5Keep it simple, stupid
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“As with all things in life, it’s changed …
So I

guess I now prefer complexity.”

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Слайд 8Bugger
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Слайд 9Complex systems
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Слайд 10Complex systems
(the following from “Complexity: A Guided Tour” by Melanie Michell)
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Слайд 11Complex systems
Complex collective behaviour – the whole is not just the

sum of its parts.

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Слайд 12Complex systems
Complex collective behaviour – the whole is not just the

sum of its parts.
Signaling and information processing – these systems both produce and consume signals and information.

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Слайд 13Complex systems
Complex collective behaviour – the whole is not just the

sum of its parts.
Signaling and information processing – these systems both produce and consume signals and information.
Adaption – they adapt through learning to get more effective at what they do.

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Слайд 14Examples
The Human brain.
Weather and climate.
The behaviour of societies.
Communication networks.
Capitalist markets.

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Слайд 15Important Point #1
Complex systems cannot be understood by understanding their constituent

parts.

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Слайд 16Aside #1 – measuring complexity
The system is as complex as the

lines of computer code it would take to code that system from start to finish.

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Слайд 17Example system 1.0
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Слайд 18Example system 1.1
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Слайд 19Example system 1.2
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Слайд 20Example system 1.3
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Слайд 21Example system 1.4
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Слайд 22ARRGGHH
Example system 1.5
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Слайд 23Example system 2.0
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Слайд 24Example system 2.1
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Слайд 25It’s adapting, but it’s painful
It happens all the time.
So why do

we expect to get it right next time?
Because we understand more this time?

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Слайд 26It’s adapting, but it’s painful
It happens all the time.
So why do

we expect to get it right next time?
Because we understand more this time?
Remember, complex systems do not get easier to understand the more you understand their constituent parts.

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Слайд 27Seeking simplicity in the face of complexity is simply a faster

route to obsolescence.

Accepting complexity

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http://responsive.org/2014/05/you-cant-escape-complexity/


Слайд 28Important Point #2
New technologies mean our systems have to adapt. Fighting

that adaption is painful and in all likelihood entirely futile. Stop it.

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Слайд 29Aside #2 – death of RSS was Very Bad
It represents the

New Order (Google, Facebook, Apple) tightening their walls around their (your) data.
It represents them locking you (the user) into one ecosystem. Apple do it better than others, but they ALL do it.
But being locked into one platform does not simplify the experience. The system is still complex.
And now you have less choice.


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Слайд 30Concentric complex systems
Not only are our technological networks complex, but the

organisations in which they sit are likely also complex.
We have to deal with, unfortunately, complex systems within complex systems.

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Слайд 37ARRGGHH
Haven’t we been here before?
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Слайд 38An example
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Слайд 39Important Point #3
Complex systems exist within other complex systems. The workings

of one interact with the workings of the other.

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Слайд 40The Black Swan
The Black Swan is a concept based around the

idea of events that are impossible to predict but that seem obvious in hindsight.
For a variety of reasons, this is true of almost all large events.
Human beings are very bad at accepting randomness. But the truth is that random events impact upon our lives and success far more than we realise.
See also: Outliers; Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow; Any Good Book On Behavioural Economics.

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Слайд 41Dealing with uncertainty
Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s approach to the stockmarket:
Place a lot

of bets on exceptionally safe low-odd outcomes
Place a few on exceptionally risky high-odd outcomes

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Слайд 42Dealing with uncertainty
If you don’t know which 1 thing is going

to happen, do more than 1 thing.

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Слайд 43Important point #4
Complex systems are hard to understand.
But human beings

like to feel like they understand.
Post-rationalisation is rampant and covering up the truth.



Слайд 44Benefiting from complexity
Complexity brings uncertainty.
We might understand what happened, but we

don’t yet understand how or why it happened.
Can we use this to our advantage?

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Слайд 45Why don’t we just accept the truth
We don’t know. We’ve got

no clue. Sorry boss.

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Слайд 46If we know this, we can benefit by …
Building extensible systems.

APIs. Standard frameworks and interfaces. Common web services. Things that allow data to flow between points more easily.

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Слайд 47If we know this, we can benefit by …
Building extensible systems.

APIs. Standard frameworks and interfaces. Common web services. Things that allow data to flow between points more easily.
Building adaptable systems. More advanced notions of AI that helps systems learn and adapt to new environments.

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Слайд 48If we know this, we can benefit by …
Building extensible systems.

APIs. Standard frameworks and interfaces. Common web services. Things that allow data to flow between points more easily.
Building adaptable systems. More advanced notions of AI that helps systems learn and adapt to new environments.
Building open systems. Open, standardised platforms make extensible and adaptable easier.

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Слайд 49If we know this, we can benefit by …
Building extensible systems.

APIs. Standard frameworks and interfaces. Common web services. Things that allow data to flow between points more easily.
Building adaptable systems. More advanced notions of AI that helps systems learn and adapt to new environments.
Building open systems. Open, standardised platforms make extensible and adaptable easier.
Building more systems. If we cannot know for sure what will work, we should do more than 1 thing.

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Слайд 50What might we see in the future?
Solutions shared across multiple clients,

collaborating to develop better results (e.g., multiple charity clients sharing data to develop big data prediction solutions).



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Слайд 51What might we see in the future?
Solutions shared across multiple clients,

collaborating to develop better results (e.g., multiple charity clients sharing data to develop big data prediction solutions).
Rapid prototypes, development of Minimal Viable Products, that are released quickly, learnt from, and redeveloped.



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Слайд 52What might we see in the future?
Solutions shared across multiple clients,

collaborating to develop better results (e.g., multiple charity clients sharing data to develop big data prediction solutions).
Rapid prototypes, development of Minimal Viable Products, that are released quickly, learnt from, and redeveloped.
A website that has a genetic algorithm that constantly evolves its IA to maximise conversion.



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Слайд 53What might we see in the future now?
US firm DataKind was

set up with the expressed intention of helping charities to find data professionals to help with data analysis across multiple charities.


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Слайд 54What might we see in the future now?
Government Digital Services in

the UK have been leading the push, releasing work in an agile fashion, adapting to the chaos caused by complex systems.



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Слайд 55What might we see in the future now?
A space antenna, designed

by a genetic algorithm (in 2008). This was a better design than anything designed by human-hand.



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Слайд 56This is happening now
The ability to accept you cannot understand frees

you
You can plan and build things differently. More successfully.
And finally …

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Слайд 57Answering “will it go viral”
I don’t know if it will go

viral. In fact, I cannot know if it will go viral, as the concept of viral spread is inherently a complex system that is unfortunately not understandable by reviewing and understanding its constituent parts. Therefore despite being able to review the creative idea, despite having an excellent grasp of social media, despite knowing the number of fans and followers your brand has and despite knowing the amount of budget you have to spend on media to kick start it [DEEP BREATH] I am unable to tell you if this piece of work will go viral.

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Слайд 58Thanks very much
adam.sefton@readingroom.com
@adamsefton

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Слайд 59One last thing!! One-in-twenty
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