Future of Life Science keynote from Dr. James Canton, Institute for Global Futures, www.FutureGuru.com

1. Innovation Economy and
the Future of Life Sciences
Dr. James Canton
CEO & Chairman
GlobalFuturist.com

2. Institute for Global Futures
• Founded 1990
• Think Tank
• Advise Fortune 1000 about the Future
• Strategic Innovation Management Practice

3. Worldwide Clients

4. Key Themes
•Innovations will Shape Future
•Innovation is essential to
competitive advantage
•Consumers driving change
•Global LifeSci Digital Paradigm

5. Future Maps: Visualizing Future
Scenarios

6. Welcome to the Extreme Future

7. Innovation will Shape
Competitive Advantage

8. Extreme Future
• Accelerated Change
• Radical Innovation
• Hyper-Competition
• Convergence
• Speed to Market

9. Innovation Impact in Early Stage
• Moore’s Law
• Bandwidth 3x
• DNA 2x
• Internet 3x
• Wireless 2x
• Multimedia
• BioIT
• Chip Architecture

10. 1/3 of GDP is Tech Driven

11. The Innovation Economy

12. Innovation Enabled Business Agility
• Competitive Advantage
•Innovation investor
•Fast Change Agent
•Knowledge Enabling
•Customer/Market-Centric

13. Future Innovations will Drive
Competitive Advantage

14. Innovations Will Come Faster

15. Get Ready for Radical Innovation

16. Disruptions Will Cut Deeper

17. Define Innovation
Ideas that create value:
• Customer
• ROI
• Productivity
• Market share
• Competitive
advantage

18. Define Innovation
Ideas that create
value:
• Speed
• Growth
• Efficiency
• Agility

19. Strategic Overview: Emerging Trends

20. Will You Be Prepared?

21. Key Themes
This is the Early Stage
of a Post-Industrial
Transformation

22. Digital Darwinism
Innovate,
Adapt
Or
Die

23. New Era: Innovation Enabled
Business Agility
•Fast innovation
•Leading-edge
•eBusiness savvy
•Commitment to learning new
•Customer focused
•Manages innovation process

24. Consumer Demand Drives
Innovation

25. Emerging Consumer Colonoscopy
Mammogramm
PSA screening
Genomics Market Take
preventive
drugs
Genotype Healthier
Algorithms/
bioinformatics
Personalized
disease
screening/
medical
Genes intervention
Surrogate Probability
markers of disease
Proteomics
SNPs
Lifestyle
modification
Phenotype Environment /
Longer
family history Lives
Quit smoking
Watch nutrition
Exercise
Reduce sun
exposure

26. quot;Driving Medicine Below the
Disease
Symptom Linequot;
Progression Post treatment testing
SYMPTOMS
Drug / device intervention APPEAR
Diagnosis – prognosis
Screening
Predisposition testing
HEALTHY
Source: Millennium Predictive Medicine; Start-up 2000

27. Post Genomic Medicine’s
Impact on– Consumers
•Predictive
•Consumer empowerment
•Lifestyle management
•Changing how medicine is
viewed

28. Distributed Real-Time Medicine

29. Conquering Disease at the
Atomic Scale: Designed Care
• From InSilico Biology, to Molecular Delivery, to
Intracellular NanoBiology
• The Evolution of Applied NanoMedicine

30. Networked Diagnostics
FutureTrends in Health Care that
will Shape the 21st Century
• Personalized BioData Templates

31. Top Ten LifeSci Trends
1. Economics of Discovery
Change
2. LifeSci Biz Process
Transformation
3. Nano-Bio-IT-Neuro
Convergence Paradigm
4. Human & Health
Enhancement Market

32. Top Ten Life Science Trends
5. Globalization of Digital LifeSci Infrastructure
6. Optimizing Health Care Quality & Cost
7. Accelerated Collaboration or M&A

33. Top Ten Life Science Trends
8. LifeSci Consumer Demands
9. Post-Genomic Data to Knowledge
Management Explosion
!0. New IP Asset Class: LifeSci Digital
Innovation Architecture

34. Summary: Future Challenges
1. Emerging pharma-devices
2. Pharma-genomic targeting
3. Non-traditional competitors
4. Alliance with health care ecosystem
5. Renewed privacy and ethics
challenges
6. Emergence of predictive medicine