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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20160316T083000
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CREATED:20261104T005812Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/12th-european-trend-day-sold-out-
 115">12th European Trend Day – SOLD OUT!</a>\nHome Speakers Programme In
 formation Venue Fees Documentation About the conference THE TREND DAY IS F
 ULLY BOOKED. SIGN UP FOR THE WAIT LIST BY EMAIL. The web has brought netwo
 rking to our computers and the Internet of Things to our homes\, cars and 
 infrastructure. Meanwhile health wearables have let algorithms take over o
 ur bodies\, too. Now\, at the pinnacle of the virtual age\, we are witness
 ing a rebirth of the real\, the concrete\, the material. A new\, tangible 
 internet is emerging. In the post-digital age\, the technology behind mate
 rial things will begin to disappear. Instead of interacting with screens a
 s we do today in the Internet of Things\, in the future we will interact d
 irectly with the things themselves. Far from any romanticised notion of 
 “returning to nature”\, our attentions are shifting from the digital t
 o the new analogue realm. Materials and surfaces are taking on a dual func
 tion: technology carriers and touchpoints. Sense and sensibility are becom
 ing more important in customer relationships\; the demand for tactile expe
 rience is growing and personal encounters are becoming more valuable. Cons
 equently\, identity management is becoming a crucial issue for companies\,
  customers and citizens alike. How can the relationships of tomorrow be fo
 rged successfully? What new customer needs will emerge? What developments 
 will impact the economy and society in the post-digital age? These questio
 ns will be answered at the 12th European Trend Day hosted by GDI. ​​
 ​​ ​ Speakers Susan Pinker USA Psychologist\, journalist\, and autho
 r. In her latest book “The Village Effect”\, the Canadian shows how fa
 ce-to-face contact is crucial for human thinking\, happiness\, and even lo
 ngevity. Pinker’s ideas have been published in the New York Times\, The 
 Financial Times and Spiegel. Her book “The Sexual Paradox” was publish
 ed in 17 countries. Martin Lindstrom Sweden Internationally [...]
DTSTAMP:20261104T005812Z
LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:12th European Trend Day – SOLD OUT!
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/12th-european-tr
 end-day-sold-out-115">12th European Trend Day – SOLD OUT!</a>\nHome Spea
 kers Programme Information Venue Fees Documentation About the conference T
 HE TREND DAY IS FULLY BOOKED. SIGN UP FOR THE WAIT LIST BY EMAIL. The web 
 has brought networking to our computers and the Internet of Things to our 
 homes\, cars and infrastructure. Meanwhile health wearables have let algor
 ithms take over our bodies\, too. Now\, at the pinnacle of the virtual age
 \, we are witnessing a rebirth of the real\, the concrete\, the material. 
 A new\, tangible internet is emerging. In the post-digital age\, the techn
 ology behind material things will begin to disappear. Instead of interacti
 ng with screens as we do today in the Internet of Things\, in the future w
 e will interact directly with the things themselves. Far from any romantic
 ised notion of “returning to nature”\, our attentions are shifting fro
 m the digital to the new analogue realm. Materials and surfaces are taking
  on a dual function: technology carriers and touchpoints. Sense and sensib
 ility are becoming more important in customer relationships\; the demand f
 or tactile experience is growing and personal encounters are becoming more
  valuable. Consequently\, identity management is becoming a crucial issue 
 for companies\, customers and citizens alike. How can the relationships of
  tomorrow be forged successfully? What new customer needs will emerge? Wha
 t developments will impact the economy and society in the post-digital age
 ? These questions will be answered at the 12th European Trend Day hosted b
 y GDI. ​​​​ ​ Speakers Susan Pinker USA Psychologist\, journalis
 t\, and author. In her latest book “The Village Effect”\, the Canadian
  shows how face-to-face contact is crucial for human thinking\, happiness\
 , and even longevity. Pinker’s ideas have been published in the New York
  Times\, The Financial Times and Spiegel. Her book “The Sexual Paradox
 ” was published in 17 countries. Martin Lindstrom Sweden Internationally
  [...]
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