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The Informed Traveller Rob Bamforth, Principal Analyst, Quocirca Ltd July 9th 2009

The Informed Traveller

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A „typical‟ traveller What information? Hierarchy of needs Portable awareness Connectivity

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Typical Traveller?

“Road warrior” or “uber-geek”? © 2009 Quocirca Ltd

New Age Traveller

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Advice

“Suppliers”

Information

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Diversion

Communication

Complex needs and real value

“Friends”

Traveller's corollary of Maslow

Push or pull?

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Planning Interrupting Supporting Forecasting

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Planning

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Interruption, overload or support • Technology choices – devices/networks – Handheld vs In-situ – All-in-one vs Specialised – Automated systems vs Assisted human – Application, widget or webpage • Information – what and when

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Traveller or passenger?

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Forecasting

• Weather

• Breakdowns • Queues • „Unexpected‟ incidents

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Network and information awareness

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Temporally aware Spatially aware (location and dx/dt) Socially aware Behaviourally aware Accessibly aware

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Spatial awareness

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Location (GPS) Movement (accelerometer) Proximity to things Proximity to others Bearing (compass) Route and travel

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Accessibility - size matters

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Always easy to use? What problems affect the effective use of mobile devices? Challenging environments Elsewhere

Vulnerable to theft 20% Expensive Easy to lose Complicated for…

10%

Cumbersome

0% Hard to write on

Fragile

Hard singlehanded

Hard to use… Hard to clean

Source: Quocirca “Light Touch, Firm Impression” 2009

Always connected “superfast mobile broadband” “Live online” “no need for a landline, wires, hotspots or Wi-Fi hubs” “zip through emails”

“watch YouTube howlers as you wait for the bus” © 2009 Quocirca Ltd

Socially connected How much personal internet usage by employees while at work?

London

Liverpool 100% 80%

Wales

60% Manchester

South West

40% 20%

Blogging

0%

Midlands

South East

VoIP IM

North East

Browsing Other personal

Social Networking

North West

Source: Quocirca SMB internet research 2008

South Coast Scotland

Final thoughts • Traveller or passenger? • Assistance or intrusion?

• Formal supplier or social networks? • Applications, widgets or web pages?

• Should information age give way to intelligence age

Industrial revolution gave us the power to move, Does the silicon one give us the power to not need to? © 2009 Quocirca Ltd

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