"2. Services will become more localised and personalised...Nada de novo, relativamente ao que defendemos aqui no blogue: potencial para mudar completamente o paradigma daquilo a que chamamos indústria.
Technology is already enabling the localisation and personalisation of services. Couple these developments with environmental drivers, such as the cost of carbon, and we'll see an even great shift towards localisation and personalisation. Take 3-D printing – in the future we’ll have printers in our homes that can create incredibly complex products (things that can’t currently be manufactured). 3-D printing will revolutionise manufacturing, but it will also revolutionise the spares market – what will you do do when customers can 3-D print their own spares to order?"
"5. We'll stop being consumers...Esta previsão, também aqui a tenho feito mas por outra via. Se a indústria vai ser revolucionada, se calhar entraremos numa sociedade com cada vez mais prosumers e mais trocas, e com cada vez mais modelos de negócio da partilha e aluguer. Sem consumidores, deixa de fazer sentido o emprego na indústria como o conhecemos hoje, diminuem as transacções comerciais, podem existir trocas locais. Dessa forma diminui drasticamente a receita de IVA e IRS... algo que também já falamos aqui.
The growing pressure on the earth’s resources will make “consumers” outlaws… We won’t be pleased to be called a consumer – instead we’ll look for ways of sharing resources and physical assets. We won’t all own our car, our own washing machine, our own lawn mower… Instead we’ll share resources across neighbourhoods. Do we really need watches? Our digital devices (whatever comes after the iPhone) can tell the time, double as a TV, etc, etc."
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Como é que os governos descalçarão esta bota?
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