David Rowan

Editor-in-Chief WIRED UK

David Rowan is editor-in-chief of WIRED magazine’s UK edition, Conde Nast's award-winning technology-and-innovations magazine that stays ahead of the trends transforming our world. He travels extensively to investigate the companies and entrepreneurs who are changing our world, and his recent WIRED cover stories include long features on Google, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Spotify and Facebook. As a speaker, he has keynoted on technology, business and innovation themes from Melbourne to Monaco, and has

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Categories:: Big Data

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About David Rowan

David Rowan is editor-in-chief of WIRED magazine’s UK edition, Conde Nast’s award-winning technology-and-innovations magazine that stays ahead of the trends transforming our world. He travels extensively to investigate the companies and entrepreneurs who are changing our world, and his recent WIRED cover stories include long features on Google, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Spotify and Facebook. As a speaker, he has keynoted on technology, business and innovation themes from Melbourne to Monaco, and has chaired and moderated high-profile events for the UK and French governments, for Google Zeitgeist and TED Global, and for international banks and Fortune 100 businesses. His most recent awards include Techmark Technology Journalist of the Year, DMA Editor of the Year and British Society of Magazine Editors‘ Editor of the Year. He has written regular columns in GQ, Condé Nast Traveller, The Times and The Guardian. He has wide newspaper experience as an editor, including editing The Jewish Chronicle and The Guardian’s websites and Comment pages; has made TV films for Channel 4 News; and has written long features for The Telegraph Magazine, Sunday Times Magazine and Observer. At WIRED he has extended the brand into conferences, apps, and a consulting arm.

Topics

1. How to survive and prosper in a world of exponential technologies
2. What you can learn from the smartest people in Silicon Valley
3. The internet of things, big data and artificial intelligence: why the rules of business just changed
4. What gamification means for business advantage
5. How to create a culture of innovation
6. Ten technology megatrends you can't ignore
7. What big data means for your business
8. Technology megatrends that will transform the hospitality industry/ finance industry/ insurance industry/ travel industry/ media industry
9. The opportunities of 3D printing and the new "maker" culture