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Trends Analysis by Dr Patrick Dixon Futurist

The Impact of New Technology on Motor Groups Dr Patrick Dixon

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The Impact of New Technology on Motor Groups Dr Patrick Dixon

The future will not be more of the same ... … we need to be ready

The world is running faster

Past Trends

Eat or be Eaten ! Living until the next merger

Service and Trust In Pursuit of Excellence

Consumers will always change faster than you

Don’t believe market research

Vision – Changes People “Once you have seen something you can never un-see it”

Attackers and defenders (Foster)

Attackers / Defenders

Attackers / Defenders

“I will survive!” – or how to get a job…

1. Does technology help profits?

Technology = lower costs

Technology = job losses

Technology means lower margins

New Technology - may mean only 6 month lead – good or bad news

Good news: making decisions at 2x normal Bad news: every step forward = 3 steps back

1 business year = 7 net years - Move at 10x normal speed to catch up

2. The truth about the new economy b) Business to Business

a) Retail “In the retail world the customer is right. In the digital world the customer is in control”

Reasons people buy on net

My son Paul

“Do we HAVE to go shopping ?”

“I’ll do it on the net!”

Buying on the net is FUN

Future Trends...

Eating your own business

b) Techno-Markets - B2B

Projected Web Sales $bn (Merrill Lynch)

B2B Marketplaces eg Energy

Future Trends...

Future Trends...

Covisint Ford - General Motors – DaimlerChrysler – Renault / Nissan

3. Work in a virtual world

Information Underload Value locked inside his head

Speech recognition already 98% accurate at 140 words per minute -

Computers change very slowly…. Especially their old-tech screens

….Compared to mobile phones

Short messages

The End of Internet

Integration

Digital TV – every set online

Digital TV changes everything

Future Trends...

BT - Office moves from buildings to human bodies

An injectable computer

Management @ speed of light

Brain to Brain

Future Management Thought exchange @ the speed of light

Brain to Brain Shared emotion @ the speed of light

What will be the effect on people ?

Work / Home – integration We need to rethink how we organise people and where they work

Work / Home – integration We need to rethink how we organise people and where they work

Happy homes = productive people

40 million in America already work from home using networks

Use technology to “get a life”

Client gets global advice

Strategies to Improve Executive Productivity for Zero Net Cost

The more virtual we are, the more relationships are important –

Deep Human Needs

The search for Experience

The search for experience

The wealthier and healthier the nation, the higher the suicide rate

Problem of Motivation

Problem of Motivation Cost of staff turnover

Surviving Rapid Change

Building a Better World

Spirituality

Life in the Third Millennium

Future Trends...

The greatest challenge in the next decade will be to change fast enough to keep pace with new technology – and new values Either we take hold of the future or the future will take hold of us

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Other information:
by Dr Patrick Dixon for Reg Vady car dealer network in UK looking at key trends likely to affect the future of their retail motor business,