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NEXT15 in three minutes

NEXT Festival 2015: Two days full of inspiration and experiences!
The Future of Business is Romantic

Tim Leberecht, Author of "The Business Romantic", is talking about the crisis of friendship and the difference between togetherness and intimacy.
How Will We Live?

Opening Keynote by Anab Jain (Superflux): "We’re heading to a world where you can forget, get lost – or be anonymous. This seems dystopic, but it’s a realistic part of our technology landscape".
Perform or Perish: Key Consumer Trends Reshaping Digital in 2016 and Beyond!

Keynote by David Mattin, TrendWatching, about generation Z consumers and their addiction to personal electronic devices.
The Ongoing Reinvention of Shopping

Laurent Haug, Anthemis / MKS, is talking about the ongoing reinvention of shopping.
Exponential Organizations – The New Normal

The environment is changing so fast that we need to enter a systemic transformation of business models: We’re becoming fully digital organisations. Yuri van Geest, Singularity University, is telling us how to cope.
The Extra Hour – How Piloted Driving Transforms Behaviour and Business

Nils Wollny, AUDI, knows for certain: Piloted driving will not just change how we move – but also how we live.
Beyond Reality

As we progressively digitise the world around us, virtual reality will become more compelling. Robert Overweg argues that it might beat out reality – in some situations.
Let’s Get Physical

Health tracking devices are useful and Adrian Hon, Six to Start, also knows how to use them to make exercise more fun...
Gaming as a Spectator Sport

Since ESL created a platform to allow sports to happen online the number of events is growing – and a whole generation growing up with eSports. Talk by Michael Bister, ESL
The Space in Between

Sami Niemelä proposes a different take on design.
The Thing with Things – Dilemmas. A Talk about The IoT Design Manifesto

Marcel Schouwenaar, The Incredible Machine, explains why it's not a good idea to connect everything just because we can.
Knowing Things – How Consumers Relate to the Internet of Things

Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino, Designswarm, about mass consumption and the Internet of Things.
Invisible Retail

The shop as we knew it is disappearing. A store is a data set, a predictive model of you that predicts something you like. Talk by Scott Smith, Changeist
Mobility Disruption

We’re living in an increasingly connected world. Trendwatcher Richard van Hooijdonk is talking about the evolution of connected things.
Mobility in the Cloud

Interview with Rashik Parmar, Softlayer