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10) Newspapers cease to exist One of the effects of social media, mobile phone apps and the pervasive internet is the end of newspapers by 2020 as futurist Ross Dawson has predicted.
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9) The fall and rise of social media Like many innovations social media was greatly hyped and now we’re seeing the backlash of it being oversold. Over the rest of the decade organisations are going to figure out how to use social media services effectively and profitably without hype.
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8) Reinventing entertainment Apps and connected machines are going to change consumer behaviour and nowhere is this more notable in the entertainment industries which are being revolutionised by tools like Google Glasses and social media.
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7) The fight for control of the mobile payments system An upshot of the app economy is the question of who processes, and makes money, from online payments. The battle between banks, credit card companies, telcos and software companies is going to be a major business story of the decade.
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6) Mobile apps redefining service industries The mobile phone app is currently booming but the real effects of these mobile services will be felt on industries as diverse as the taxi industry to the mining and agricultural sectors.
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5) Nano-technology The 3D printing is happening alongside biological engineering. By the end of the decade, we’ll be able to print our own skin. By 2030, we’ll be printing replacement body parts like heart valves.
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4) 3D printing One of the most exciting, and business changing, technologies is 3D printing which allows you to print a coffee cup at your desk, help robots construct new buildings and a give a little boy a set of fingers.
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3) Flatter organisations A consequence of those faster decisions is the need for less management. Organisations need to be flatter in order to process information faster unless they want to risk nimble competitors seizing business opportunities.
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2) The Internet of machines Those robots and computers are talking to each other which speeds up business decisions and will strip layers of management from organisations.
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1) Robots taking our jobs Probably the biggest change that is affecting our businesses is how machines are taking over tasks ranging from window cleaning to inventory management. Anyone with a transaction based job or business will be having a forced career change before the end of the decade.
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Cotabato City stages Shariff Kabunsuan Festival. A four-day festival that highlights Islamic heritage caps a productive year for Cotabato City. ISLAMIC HERITAGE. Cotabato City celebrates the Shariff Kabunsuan Festival in commemoration of the arrival of the Arab missionary who introduced Islam in Mindanao.
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Giant Lantern Festival is a yearly festival celebrated in December, on a Saturday that precedes Christmas Eve in the fabulous city of San Fernando. Just as the name suggests, the festival features a contest of huge giant lanterns whose grand structure is an attraction in itself.
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Pintaflores Festival. Pintaflores festival is an annual event that is held in the beautiful city of San Carlos, in Negros Occidental. The festival is marked every 5th of November. The festival's name is unique, one that piques the interest of many a traveler.
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Higantes Festival is a secular celebration initiated by the Municipality of Angono to express gratitude to its patron Saint Clement, in which the parade of giants is held on Sunday before the town feast on November 23.
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The Lubi-Lubi Festival celebrates coconut being the major product of Glan which is also one of the oldest town's of Mindanao at 97 on October 8, 2011. Lubi-Lubi performers wearing costumes made of coconut materials dance in the streets where Hispanic houses still stand today.
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The Ibalong Festival is a non-religious festival in Legazpi City, Albay, Philippines based on the Ibalong Epic, and is held on August. The festival celebrates the epic story Ibalong who was accompanied by three legendary heroes, namely Baltog, Handyong, and Bantong.
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Bonok-Bonok Festival is a colorful festival displaying the Surigaonon's Tribal Culture through road moving. It is multi day-long celebration denoting the Surigao City's yearly party festivity which is celebrated each September 9. ... A prelude to the festival of the Maradjao-Karadjao Festival is the Bulawanong Barangay.
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