Age of Context: Mobile, Sensors, Data and the Future of Privacy
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| Rating | : | 4.31 (838 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00G79XKWS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 232 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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They also promise to cure cancer and make it harder for terrorists to do their damage. Armed with that knowledge our personal devices can anticipate what we'll need next and serve us better than a butler or an executive assistant. Six years later they have teamed up again to report that social media is but one of five converging forces that promise to change virtually every aspect of our lives. The time to lament the loss of privacy is over. They even find content worth watching on television. They report what they have learned from interviewing more than a hun
"A bit preachy, dated and lacking implementation details" according to Mark P. McDonald. New technology waves are fundamentally evangelical in the sense that they paint an aspirational future where everything is great. The age of context is very much along these lines, aspirational, general and preachy. The book is light on details and deeper examples beyond some of the ideas that we all hear about.If you are looking for discussions about where the future of technology is going and how it w. Science Fiction and Marketing said Book of the Decade?. Book of the Decade?Robert Scoble and Shel Israel have teamed together to write a well received new book called the Age of Context. In some regards, it may be the book of the decade for marketers, laying out a roadmap of what is to come.The book examines the impact caused by the confluence of five technology sets impacting us today; mobile, social, data, sensors and location. Age of Context offers a well. Exploring where technology is going - a missed oppertunity. This book reminds me of the Popular Mechanics magazines of the 1950's to mid 1970's. Technology is running riot and everything IS possible. The book is similar to the Heath Robinson cartoons of the 1920's, another period of technology explosion when mankind had the world at our feet.The book explores the boom in technology capability and for the first time draws our attention to the importance of the co