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Sharing What, Why and How

This article explores the different aspects of sharing and its significance, including the entertainment, information, sense of community, and self-awareness it provides. It also highlights Motorola's role in creating devices that facilitate sharing, emphasizing the importance of seamless connectivity across devices, contexts, needs, people, and priorities.

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Sharing What, Why and How

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  1. SharingWhat, Why and How Kevin Brooks Motorola Labs kevin.brooks@motorola.com

  2. What we share • Our Experiences and our interpretations • Our Memories • A coded form of life's intricacies… Stories

  3. What do we get from sharing • Entertainment • Information- which implies a certain level of importance, appropriateness or need • Sense of community • Sense of self- self awareness, self confidence, etc.

  4. How we share • Talk to one another face to face - shared time and place • Talk to one another on the phone - shared time • Bulletin board, graffiti or architecture - shared place/space- Ron MacNeil: buildings program people • Email/web/paging - no shared time or place

  5. What we personalize • With our interpretation • Our preferences • Our personal details

  6. Motorola Makes devices which facilitate sharing, remembering: • People are the engines of interpretation • We each are capable of applying someone else’s details to our own lives and contexts • We can not forget or get away from this • How can we have a sense of seamlessness – between devices, contexts, needs, people and priorities?

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