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What Is the Next Big Thing in the Startup Space?

Just recently, ideas like co-creation, co-working, crowd-sourcing, crowd-funding and sustainability became part of business models - which are completely new and different from the way we did business in the past. But what will come next?
Thorsten Schapmann on deepblue networks

Thorsten Schapmann explains how deepblue networks adapts to changes in the industry, society and economy and how a more entrepreneurial view helps managing these challenges.
Mike John Otto on Hi-Res!

Mike John Otto describes Hi-Res! not as a traditional agency, but rather as a studio. You're wondering what the difference is? Otto gives the answer in this talk at NEXT12.
Matthias Maurer on La Red

In this talk Matthias Maurer explains how La Red tries to produce ‘good digital communication’, as he puts it.
Where Some Of My Genes Come From

Martin Gassner has been working for more than 20 years in the digital sphere. In this presentation at NEXT Berlin 2012 he shared his learnings from different art projects and explained how they can be applied to digital agencies.
The Thing Formerly Known As An Agency

Tim Malbon introduced the service design and product innovation company Made by Many.
DNA of the Post Digital Agency – Redefining the Genetic Code for the Creative Industry

Like every other industry, creative agencies have to face the challenges of the post digital era. In this panel discussion at NEXT Berlin 2012 five leading digital agencies discuss this issues and share their vision of the post digital agency.
Augmented Reality as a New Creative Medium

Helen Papagiannis is both researcher and designer. That's why she focuses on how emerging technologies like Augmented Reality can be used as creative media - and she found some interesting ways to do so!
The Distributed Artist

Benjamin Rabe and Fabric Lenny are working on joint projects with other artists from around the world - on their mobile phone. In this talk they explained what it means to be part of a 'distributed artist'.
How Can Mobile And 3D Objects Change People’s lives?

Portable devices are becoming more and more advanced. That's why we're able to use more complex tools on the go. At NEXT Berlin 2012, Hilde Sevens (Autodesk) discussed the changes that were triggered by this development.
Knocking On Your Doorstep – How Big Data Will Transform Digital Messaging

Social, interest and situation graph - how can you utilise all the data available about your customers? Christian Schönknecht explores how big data will revolutionise business.
Next Steps in Maps

What used to be abstract 2D maps are now almost photorealistic representations of the world. At NEXT Berlin 2012 Aaron Rincover focussed on this development and talked about the future of maps.
ClearSky Instead of Cloud

At NEXT12 Robert Schwegler shared his xperience in software development and cloud computing. With the help of various best practice examples he explains what you need to keep in mind when delivering a cloud based service.
Smartphone and Tablet Development in 2012/2013: Trends and Best Practices

What will be the mobile trends in 2012/2013? At NEXT Berlin 2012 Sundeep Madra tried to answer the question.
High Performance Mobile

Steve Souders is Performance Leader at Google and focusses on website speed and mobile performance. At this year’s conference he gave insights into the topic.
The Real World Just Got Better

An appetiser for NEXT Service Design: Andy Hobsbawm talks at NEXT Berlin 2012 about 'digital active identities' - digital services that can be added to any kind of product.
Min-Kin Mak on the Startup Track

Speaker at NEXT Berlin 2012
Elisabeth Stangl on the Creative Track

Curator & Speaker at NEXT Berlin 2012
The Call For Mobile Adventure

At NEXT Berlin 2012 Laurent Burdin gave the audience a tour through the diverse landscape of mobile applications. He shared insights on how to successfully enter mobile territory.
The Future of Fashion Blogging

Time is short and there’s a lot of great stuff on the internet. So services like Bloglovin’ come in handy, when you have too many interests and too little time. Mattias Swenson presents his visual RSS reader and the latest trends in blogging.
I Like My Style: Online Goes Print

First, there was print. Then, there was online. That’s why the vast majority of fashion magazines started as print mags. Websites and blogs were launched later on. ‘I Like My Style’ reversed this process. Adriano Sack explained the concept at NEXT Berlin 2012.
My Life As Fashion Blogger and Journalist

Dandydiary.de is not just another fashion blog. Roth converges merges fashion with art, media and culture. In this talk, he presents some of his projects and explains how he earns money with his blog.
The Future of Fashion Media

Internet usage is becoming increasingly fragmented. People spend their time online on a variety of websites. Therefore Glam Media aggregates various blogs, which together reach a critical mass of users and attract advertisers. At NEXT Berlin Ralf Hirt presented the concept.

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