TEDxRheinMain – TEDX SALON

Decoding the blue Dot

November 9, 2017 | By TEDxRheinMain, DECODING THE BLUE DOT,TEDX SALON

Passionate about earth observation, climate change, and civic science? Or simply love a good idea worth sharing? Then come join us on November 16th, 2017 for another TEDxRheinmain event. This one is called “Decoding the Blue Dot” because we will present you a line-up of speakers that will share ideas and stories about the importance – and the beauty – of Earth observation, how it can help us in making lives better all over the world and understand the effects of climate change.

Datanauts

September 29, 2015 | By TEDxRheinMain, DATANAUTS,TEDX SALON

DATANAUTS: Decoding the Future

Well, that we’ve learned: Pretty much everything is data today. Which kind of naturally sums up to loads of loads of data. Or Big Data as we call it. Data itself not being good or bad the challenge that comes with it is: What are we going to do with it? At Datanauts we do not want to get stuck with the fraidy cats that only see the inevitable doom of evil in data. Sure, we definitely will have an eye on the dark side of it too.

Rocketminds

May 8, 2014 | By TEDxRheinMain, ROCKETMINDS,TEDX CONFERENCE

Rocketminds are people with ideas worth spreading.

People, for whom not even space is the limit, who go beyond taking the next step – think far, prepare for the long haul. They look at our planet and see the future. They look at the sky and see opportunities. They do not simply think outside the box, but take the box and turn it into a multidimensional space, making it bigger on the inside.

Disruptive Economy

September 25, 2013 | By TEDxRheinMain, DISRUPTIVE ECONOMY,TEDX SALON

I did it my way.

A California automobile manufacturer develops and builds in record time functioning and (beautiful) sports car with electric motor. A world-renowned Danish manufacturer of toy blocks teaches children with a robot kit hacking. The world’s largest fast-food chain can develop from its customers its hamburger Collections by crowdsourcing.Who wants to be successful in business today, you must be willing to question its market again and redefine. Or completely invent a new one. Traditional, classical conceptual models have served there.