Silent Processes for Independent Living

Hubert Österle

SAP CEC Opening Bad Ragaz, October 1st 2007

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Business Process Paradigm

30 years…

… for tools, methods, models for business processes

30 years…

… for tools, methods, models for business processes

Optimization for business

Optimization for business

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Consumer Process Paradigm

Silent Processes for ConsumersSilent Processes for Consumers

Isolated products, isolated services, portalsIsolated products, isolated services, portalsOptimization for

wellbeingOptimization for

wellbeing

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Is there Enough Money for Wellbeing?

1 European Commission: Europe in figures - Eurostat yearbook 2006-07, 2006; Calculation based on EU-25 GDP at current market prices of€ 10.817.000.000.000 in 2005

2 European Information Technology Observatory 2007

3 http://ec.europa.eu/trade/issues/sectoral/industry/auto/index_en.htm

* EU, Norway and Switzerland

1 European Commission: Europe in figures - Eurostat yearbook 2006-07, 2006; Calculation based on EU-25 GDP at current market prices of€ 10.817.000.000.000 in 2005

2 European Information Technology Observatory 2007

3 http://ec.europa.eu/trade/issues/sectoral/industry/auto/index_en.htm

* EU, Norway and Switzerland

Healthcare Expenditure in EU-25 (2005):1Healthcare Expenditure in EU-25 (2005):1 € 820 billions€ 820 billions

ICT Market in Europe* (2006):2ICT Market in Europe* (2006):2 € 680 billions€ 680 billions

European Automobile Industry (2001):3European Automobile Industry (2001):3 € 452 billions€ 452 billions

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Per Capita Health Expenditure Profiles by Age

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Expenditure by Age in Germany(2000)*

Average Expenditure inGermany (2003): 2'131 EUR**

* cf. Brückner, G.: European Health Statistics in the Ageing Societies – Available Data versus Unsatisfied Needs, 18. CEIES seminar: Active ageing statistics, The Hague, 2002** Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. OECD Health Data 2006, from the OECD Internet subscription database updated October 10, 2006. Copyright OECD 2006, http://www.oecd.org/health/healthdata1 € = 1.4 U.S. $; Werte kaufkraftparitätsbereinigt (U.S.)

Per Capita Health Expenditure Profiles by Age

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Target Szeanario

* cf. Brückner, G.: European Health Statistics in the Ageing Societies – Available Data versus Unsatisfied Needs, 18. CEIES seminar: Active ageing statistics, The Hague, 2002** Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. OECD Health Data 2006, from the OECD Internet subscription database updated October 10, 2006. Copyright OECD 2006, http://www.oecd.org/health/healthdata1 € = 1.4 U.S. $; Werte kaufkraftparitätsbereinigt (U.S.)

Health Expenditure Exploding at 60+

Tremendous potential in EU-27

€ 80-100 billions p.a.

1 € = 1.4 U.S. $; values in PPP (U.S.)

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Is there Enough New Enabling Technology?

Japan: 2008 in every mobile phone

EU: 2010 in every car

Fitness Service

(e.g. Sleep Monitor)

Tumble Protection

(e.g. by a Wobble Sensor)

Tumble Protection

(e.g. by a Wobble Sensor)

Medication ServiceMedication Service

Get-home ServiceGet-home Service

Easy Communicator

(e.g. Microsoft Surface)

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Silent Process Independent Living

Where machines serve peopleinstead of

people serving machines

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Intelligent Solutions Assist the Elderly and Impaired

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Live Demonstration in Second Life

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Kontakt

Hubert ÖsterleInstitute of Information ManagementUniversity of St. Gallen

Mueller-Friedberg-Strasse 8CH-9000 St. GallenPhone +41 71 224 2420Fax +41 71 224 2777

e-mail: hubert.oesterle@unisg.chURL: www.iwi.unisg.ch

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