The future will be different when your AI colleague is in the office

Futurist Dietmar Dahmen shows his audience the trends that today's entrepreneurs should not miss out on. This is how knowledge transfer works today, namely with lots of action for those without action. For the futurologist, it is only logical that unusual means are also used. Because change is unstoppable.

The only constant is change. In his "Bamm! Innovation Show" on February 19 at the Samsung Hall in Zurich, Dahmen looks to the future. He links the present with new options. Using often simple examples, he explains in an eloquent and visually powerful way how entrepreneurs can benefit directly from the trends. "I want to open up horizons, create awareness and highlight opportunities that are currently available. Then there's the emotional packaging, which is sometimes spectacular," smiles Dietmar Dahmen.

For Dahmen, artificial intelligence, blockchain and data-based business strategies are the big game changers of our time. "A clear misconception is that blockchain has nothing to do with marketing or customer relations," says Dahmen. However, blockchain is as radical a change as the internet was back then. "It's as if you asked around 1998 whether the internet could ever change an industry." For Dahmen, artificial intelligence (AI) is also a topic that no one will soon be able to avoid. "AI will become the operating system of everything. When everything is networked and the internet acts as a body, AI will be the brain that controls this body." Those who don't participate will be mute, deaf and on the sidelines.

The four-hour "Bamm! Innovation Show" begins on February 19 (doors open at 1 p.m., program starts at 2 p.m.) in the Samsung Hall Zurich. Information at www.marketingbamm.com.