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Title:

Creating Killer Innovations for the Future PC

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Organizer:
Phil McKinney, HP Personal Systems Group
Description:
Innovation is a key catalyst for economic success and recovery, yet some find it elusive. At HP, Phil McKinney sees daily examples of the breadth of human ingenuity to solve social, economic, political and even technical challenges. McKinney is passionate about tapping human ingenuity to deliver great results and is regularly sought out to guide teams to unleash their own creative potential. McKinney will share new developments now underway in his own R&D organization, including what your notebook may look like years from now, why natural interfaces like touch and gestures will be the key to a new generation of computer users, and how to tap into the promise of the cloud. In addition, McKinney will share the “how” of unleashing your own personal creativity. Attendees leaving his presentation will discover a renewed level of confidence in their own ability to create the next killer innovation and win in the emerging creative economy.
Questions
Answered:
  1. Why is innovation so elusive?
  2. Where does creativity come from?
  3. How does one tap into his own ingenuity to find success?
  4. How do you unleash potential from teams?
  5. How will notebook computers evolve in the next five years?
  6. What will become of the keyboard and mouse?
  7. Will human interfaces ever become the way we interact with computers?
  8. What do I need to ready for the cloud?
  9. What can the cloud do for me?
  10. Can I personally create killer innovations?
Level:
Beginner
Category:
New Technology / Next Generation
Type:
Solo
Event:
Interactive 2010
Robert Scales
on 24/8/09
Sounds like an interesting session! Looking forward to have my creativity boost ;)

Hope this is a winner for 2010!
Jennifer Brister
on 1/9/09
Just a comment -- It seems that laptops and mobiles are converging as mini-notes rise in popularity. There's still the problem of fat human fingers trying to enter data on ever shrinking keyboards.

Good luck! I hope you are selected :).

Lynn Marentette
on 1/9/09
A good set of questions!
Susie Wee
on 1/9/09
Phil is the CTO of HP's Personal Systems Group which is HP's $50B computer business. Before this he was the CTO of our Communications, Media, and Entertainment team. So, Phil knows user interfaces, devices, networks, and cloud services. Phil also knows innovation- he is the author of the Killer Innovations podcast (www.killerinnovations.com).

Phil knows his stuff and talks from experience. How do I know this? I've worked with him for 5 years and work for him now!

VOTE FOR THIS!!!
Amod Munga
on 2/9/09
Good luck, mate!! Hope you make the cut.
Mickie Calkins
on 2/9/09
Phil is a complete expressive. You'll walk away from this talk inspired and keyed up. You'll want to innovate and take on whatever is holding you back from doing so.
john blue
on 2/9/09
Phil has, for the last several years, shared real life innovation examples, stories, and actions through his pay it forward philosophy; many people out there will read and listen to what Phil has provided and experiment/take action. All he requests is that everyone pay it forward because the only way for innovation to succeed is to have as many people participate and contribute in the innovation learning process. Sharing these same stories at SXSW would continue the pay it forward idea.
JP Pugliese
on 4/9/09
Very good, can't wait until then. Is there any chance of having it before? :)
Glenn Hall
on 6/9/09
Having worked with Phil when I was with HP, I can guarantee the session will be loaded with valuable insights, some good examples, and a solid audience engagement. Glenn
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on 7/11/09
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on 13/11/09
how is this possible?
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on 28/11/09
A good set of questions!
MOD Converter
on 29/11/09
Voted!
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