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Uses a simple additive framework to illustrate the components of modern competitive advantage.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · First LayerLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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The slide uses a simple additive process flow to categorize ML applications.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · Deeper LayerLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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Uses a two-circle diagram to represent the tension between building complex engineering and abstracting it for consumption.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · Deeper LayerLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The slide uses a simple linear process flow to explain the shift in computing paradigms.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · Core InsightLoop · Before After1 hit
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This is a simple linear process flow diagram.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · Core InsightLoop · Before After1 hit
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Uses a pop culture reference (HAL 9000) to illustrate the potential outcome of machine learning.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · Core InsightLoop · Before After1 hit
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The slide uses a simple linear process flow to describe industry disruption.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · ImplicationsLoop · Iceberg1 hit
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Uses a simple additive equation format to explain a complex AI value proposition.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · ImplicationsLoop · Precedent1 hit
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The slide uses a simple linear process diagram to illustrate the evolution of data-driven retail.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · ImplicationsLoop · Precedent1 hit
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The slide uses a process-like flow to categorize strategic levers.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · ImplicationsLoop · Analogy1 hit
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The slide uses a simple flow diagram to suggest a causal or correlative link between oil production and road deaths, while listing other ecosystem impacts.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · ImplicationsLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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The slide uses a causal-chain style layout to suggest how shifts in vehicle technology ripple into oil, infrastructure, and urban planning.2016 Benedict Evans 2016 Mobile is Eating the World · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · ImplicationsLoop · Ripple Effect1 hit
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The slide uses a classic S-curve adoption model to show how new technology waves build upon previous ones.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What IsLoop · Pattern Hunter1 hit
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Uses a metaphorical growth curve to illustrate platform shifts.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What Could BeLoop · Analogy1 hit
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This slide uses a cyclical or wave-like visual metaphor to show that the sentiment of 'innovation is dead' is a recurring theme despite technological progress.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What Could BeLoop · Analogy1 hit
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Uses a S-curve style progression metaphor.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What Could BeLoop · Analogy1 hit
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Uses a simple two-circle diagram to contrast current vs. future innovation focus.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What Could BeLoop · Analogy1 hit
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The slide uses a simple additive visual structure to present four distinct factors.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What IsLoop · Precedent1 hit
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The slide uses a sequence of circles to represent successive waves of market leaders, ending with a question mark to imply future disruption.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What IsLoop · Precedent1 hit
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Uses a sequence of circles with 'X' marks to denote past winners, leading to current 'GAFA' and a future '?'2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What IsLoop · Precedent1 hit
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The slide uses a process-style chevron layout to categorize technologies, though it labels them as 'S Curves'.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · What Could BeLoop · Quick Win Big Bet1 hit
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The slide uses a simple process flow to show how foundational technologies (Oracle, SAP) enabled a wave of downstream applications.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Myth Buster1 hit
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Uses a simple additive visual structure to explain the scope of ML applications.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Myth Buster1 hit
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The slide uses a simple S-curve or growth trajectory metaphor to show mobile as the central enabler.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The slide uses an S-curve to show the evolution of mobile technology use cases from early, simple applications to more complex, platform-defining ones.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The slide uses a simple S-curve metaphor to illustrate the evolution of a technology.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The slide uses a simple curve to represent a transition or evolution, with 'Cat pictures!' as a humorous starting point.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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The slide uses a linear process diagram to illustrate the increasing sophistication of AI/automation.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Zoom In1 hit
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Uses a causal chain structure to show how technological shifts lead to societal questions.2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Domino Effect1 hit
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This slide contrasts 'Augmented Reality' (adding to the world) with 'Computer Vision' (interpreting the world).2017 Benedict Evans 2017 Ten Year Futures · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst Beat · New BlissLoop · Analogy1 hit