1. Sharing Experimenting
... a call to action
This talk is a call to action rather than a presentation of a solution
Linda Doyle
CTVR, Trinity College, University of Dublin

2. Latest
Major focus
Sharing within sharing - layers

3. environmental concerns
Drivers of the Sharing Economy
technology
environmental concerns
community
I came across a report by Latitude & Shareable a couple years ago that summarised some early insights into the sharing economy.
This was driven a focus on what people wanted to share – people centric report – consumer centric .... What people want to share
Very much based on the kinds of phenomena that were driven by the online world – airbandb, zipcar tec collaborative consumption ideas by rachel botsman
Needed to actually share something to download the report ....
economics
Based on Latitude & Shareable 2010 Study

4. high burden of ownership
infrequent use OR
high burden of ownership
People are most interested in sharing infrequent-use items that have a high
barrier to ownership or a high burden of ownership
Rachel Botsman – What’s Mine is Yours

5. Latitude & Shareable 2010 Study

7. the telecoms world?

8. RADIO ACCESS
NETWORK
BASESTATION
CORE
SPECTRUM
USER
DEVICE
WIDER WORLD
APP
BACKHAUL

10. Infrstructure – thanki report comments re uk and stuff to do with wifi

14. non-exclusive sharing
I want to start my talk today about ownership and control.
I use this diagram a lot to capture the modes of ownership and control.
House/Hotel/dormitory
As most of you will be well aware the is an increasing interest in models of ownership which have sharing aspects.

15. + exclusive authorisation for sharing exclusive sharing
non-exclusive sharing
Question opportunities for sharing .
Sharing economy is an increasingly

16. +

17. COINCIDENCES OF NEED

18. ALL SORTS OF NEW RESOURCES+
White Space Database
PEOPLE/PERSONALITIES /MULTIPLE
IDENTITIES/ MULTIPLE SIMS
CONTENT/APPS
SMARTS / DECISION MAKERS
BASESTATIONS /ACCESS POINTS/FEMTOS
SENSORS / RADIO ACCESS NETWORKS
SPECTRUM / SPECTRUM DATABASES
SPECTRUM BROKERS
ALL SORTS OF NEW RESOURCES
CLOUD RESOURCES
PAYMENT SYSTEMS / AUCTION SYSTEMS
REPUTATION MECHANISMS / BUSINESS
MODELS
Fundit / kickstarter
Payawarm
POWER SOURCES
NON SPECIALIST PLANNING TOOLS
COINCIDENCES OF NEEDS /COMPLIANCE MECHANISMS

19. networks of
the future will be
performed
into
existence

20. Networks Without Borders
We view a network as something that is composed from a pool of infrastructure and other resources rather than as a pre-designed(?) entity that adapts within the limits of that design.
Contributors to the pool of resources can range for large scale mobile operators to individuals. Users, along with their personal mobile devices, will become active elements of the network - sometimes providing a shared radio and local Internet access to each other.
We see virtualisation of the functionality that composes the network as a central element in the vision and in this context envisage new functional entities such as the 'network aggregators' and 'virtual network architects'. We see every operator as being some kind of virtual entity as no one operator will own all the infrastructure
Networks Without Borders will allow the users to connect, in a systematic way, with multiple networks simultaneously without an exclusive subscription to a particular infrastructure operator.
We view the network as a transient entity - it is composed for specific purposes. We see the network as something that corresponds to the delivery of a specific service rather than an entity to which the user belongs or is attached.
We see the network as a fungible entity - on instantiation can be swapped for others
We see new modes of business models underpinning this kind of vision - business models for composing the network, ppp, 'free' modes of access, cognitive rent etc.
Ideas developed with Luiz DaSilva/Tim Forde/Jacek Kilbida

22. technology environmental concerns community economics
Drivers of the Sharing Economy
technology
environmental
concerns
community
economics

23. + + + infrequent use OR high burden of ownership
People are most interested in sharing infrequent-use items that have a high
barrier to ownership or a high burden of ownership

24. Latitude & Shareable 2010 Study

25. experimentation and trialling needs to significantly shift gear ....

26. Problems and challenges ....

27. Here’s one I prepared earlier ...

28. Irish
Cambridge trials – now in singapore
Spectrum bridge

29. TEST CITY

30. 3. 5 GHz
but not just this band

32. ‘The new status symbol isn’t what you own-it’s what you’re smart enough not to own’“
Lynn Jurich
And in the words of Startup America board member and CEO of SunRun, Lynn Jurich: "The new status symbol isn’t what you own--it’s what you’re smart enough not to own."