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People-Powered Transformation
All of us are engaging in a transformation for the greater good. People-Powered Transformation will occur when and as fast as we allow it, but only when all the people it touches embrace that coming change.
We need to engage with our future. We need to unlearn and rethink our vast experiences. We need to revisit our preconceived notions of what can and cannot be changed. Discovering that your learned experiences are the new variables is very upsetting. It is, in fact, transforming.
We need to unhinge our minds and set new paths, go to lunch with the
millennial generation while inviting the Centennials or even younger people
that have grown up exclusively in the digital age. We need to learn
what we do not know and not just keep repeating to them what we do know. We
need to seek those that will lead the transformation of our
industry.
Here are the birth years for each generation: Who are you? and Who are your mentors and trusted advisors?
Gen Z, iGen, or Centennials: Born 1996 and later.
Millennials or Gen Y: Born 1977 to 1995.
Generation X: Born 1965 to 1976.
Baby Boomers: Born 1946 to 1964.
Traditionalists or Silent Generation: Born 1945 and before.
Mentorship, remember, is when a more experienced person helps to guide someone less experienced, and the more experienced person is not necessarily the older one.
More of my thoughts in this tweet linked to this podcast https://twitter.com/Ken_Sinclair/status/909688408137543680
This article highlights some of the confusing concepts we are all experiencing,
Stop pretending you really know what AI is and read this instead
“You are right to be confused,” says Harvard computer scientist Leslie Valiant, because the terms artificial intelligence and machine learning “are suddenly being used interchangeably in the popular press.” Even Trevor Darrell, a leading artificial-intelligence researcher at UC Berkeley who’s also part of a DARPA-funded project on (wait for it) “explainable AI” admits that “there is no precise distinction—they overlap greatly.”
We need to engage the creators and
makers and have them look at our building industry and show us how to
innovate and transform our buildings with self-acting comfort and
satisfaction.
This article explains the importance of feeding the innovation of transformation,
Partnerships & Investments in Startups Gain Momentum as Smart Building Players Boost Innovation
Smart
building players are strengthening their open innovation capabilities
through investments and partnerships with startups and the incubators
and accelerators that support their development. Corporates are
recognizing the need to increase their agility and speed in developing
smart connected products and services by leveraging software, analytics
and the Internet of Things (IoT) in order to maintain competitive
advantage, to gain access to emerging or disruptive technologies and to
accelerate digital transformation. Meanwhile, startups need access to
key industry players to better understand the unique challenges and
opportunities of the smart buildings sector.
Good words in this article, Creating a Technology Road Map A plan for how that data will move beyond actionable insight to actual results is the modern requirement for these projects.
This
month’s theme of “People-Powered Transformation” is key as well.
Readers may notice that this article focuses entirely on actions our
people can take, rather than features our technology needs to
provide.This approach may take us out of our comfort zones, but growth
is rarely comfortable, and embracing this adaptation is critical.
In that regard, the short answer to the question of how we get a
customer “There,” from “Here,” is the patience to move from solutions
to strategies, a trusted process to do so, and a desire to be a partner
to our customers rather than just a vendor.
Trends Towards Wearables and Wellbeing is
a great example of People Powered Transformation a real head shake of
thought for sure, this white paper is well done by BSRIA. Special
thanks to Lawson and Dawson for all their efforts.
I do not profess to understand all of this completely, but I do believe the people-powered transformation will occur when we
openly discuss the concepts falling on us and invite them into our daily
realities and make them part of our personal transformation.
Please join our discussions in Chicago or Helsinki and create your own dialog within your company and online.
AHRExpo Chicago education sessions, The Future of Building Automation - " Data at the Open Intelligent Edge" identifies an immediate problem in our industry of how the transformation we all must make will occur.
I am extremely pleased to be a moderator and a media sponsor at the 2018 Nordic Smart Building Convention HELSINKI, JUNE 6TH & 7TH, 2018. I was extremely impressed with the information provided for our readers from last year’s great event. I am looking forward to interacting with panels and attendees at this event to learn more about some of my questions, such as, How does the smart building automation industry make the transformation that it needs to undergo?
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Be the people to engage in our
transformation by creating value from self-learned data while
discovering transforming ways of providing comfort, health,
satisfaction in our buildings.
As
always this new issue is a nest of great articles, columns, reviews,
new products, interviews and of course the steady stream of news
depicting our rapidly evolution and journey to "Openness."
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The news just keeps flowing thru our web-site, and RSS feeds daily, and
of course the only way to find what you are looking for in the vast
quantity of information on our site is with our site search engine
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As always lots of new products, plus be sure to check our event
calendar to see the number of events we have in our future.
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