A large search or online retailer can take the lead by providing Active Knowledge*. This is a sizable step for them, but it’s valuable. For everyone.

Imagine a world where everyone succeeds throughout their lives — a world where it’s normal for everyone to succeed. If you try something you’ve never done before, you succeed. When something new and valuable becomes available, everyone learns about it quickly and sees how to use it right away. The world advances rapidly, keeps improving, and doesn’t leave people behind.

In a fully digital Expandiverse, learning and education are different. It’s like GPS where success is the destination. You decide when and where you want Active Knowledge, and you choose your goal, and a digital world’s Active Knowledge delivers guidance.

If you succeed it’s done. If not there’s a gap so it offers e-commerce options based on what others do that is most successful. You decide if you want to skip that, or you can switch to what works best by buying, renting (use as a service) or using it for free (if available).

In each interaction, Active Knowledge delivers an immediate process to become the best. It adds effectiveness to doing, or built-in e-commerce to switch to the world’s best ways to succeed. Then it supports those who switch so they’re effective right away.

Instead of today’s limits on what we know and can achieve, a digital world closes our gaps as a continuous process:  Everyone moves to the top as quickly as they want to get there. The entire Earth could be as great as it wants to be.

Will today’s search and online retail start becoming obsolete in a digital world whose Active Knowledge finds us? We won’t need to search as much. When e-commerce is a channel inside of knowledge, we won’t need online retailers as much.

Or will a large search or online retail company start down this path first, to create this future before competitors capture this channel and claim its IP?

*Expandiverse Services include Active Knowledge and other options that may be developed into products, services, features, platforms and more. Some of these include an adaptable yet consistent global user interface (so everyone knows how to use tomorrow’s digital world), Active Knowledge (AK), a Global Devices Environment to connect potentially billions of devices, Triggers, Alerts, AK reporting, AK entry, AK Optimization, AK Management (both self-management and business management), and AnthroTechtonics. For more information see Expandiverse Services and Expandiverse documentation.

Ready to keep — or take — the top?

Does your business use new technology to keep — or take – industry leadership?

You can do more than license or buy the world’s only IP to build tomorrow’s digital world today.

You can add to your team the world’s only inventor who created it. And is so committed he self-funded it, spent years developing it privately, and turned it into unique IP.

Dan Abelow will bring his advanced thinking and dedication into your company, to help your people accelerate your products, services and strategies so you enter tomorrow ahead of your toughest competitors:

• Add Expandiverse features to your current products and services: Accelerate your product managers and developers.
• Bring new Expandiverse products and services to market: Expand your marketing, strategic launches, new products and services.
• Add calculated thrusts to keep or take industry leadership:  Plan, develop and deliver with SVP’s, marketing, directors, product managers and senior developers.
• Expand your opportunities for global leadership: Strategize and implement with CXO’s — how can your company lead the world into a better future, and build your foundation for global leadership that could last a generation or more.

Whether your ambition is to change one product or become a leader in history, Abelow will transform how your managers and executives see “the future” of your company, and your opportunities to win and “own” your markets.

Until now humanity has known one reality, physical reality, and it controls us.

We’ve reached an historic turning point: The Earth is about to turn into a digital planet. We will use new technology to build our first digital world.

We’re departing. When we design, build and run a digital world, we take control of reality.

The question seems obvious: What will our digital world be? The techie’s reply is, well, technical:  New or evolved devices, interfaces, connections, presence, services, tools, networks, data centers, systems, processes, content and many (many!) other parts integrated together. That’s what fills the Expandiverse’s documentation and IP.

But “What?” is the wrong question. The right question is, “Why?”

What’s really important is the answer to “Why:” I created the Expandiverse to support our journeys, not deliver us to an ideal destination.

There is no one utopia for all of us, but there are unique personal utopias for each of us. As we each find ours, we might try to build a great world for everyone together.

To begin, some might start with personal Expandiverse journeys: Can you reach your personal dreams if you are digitally free and supported in new ways? Who and what do you really want to be? When you control reality, you’ll get to choose. And you can try repeatedly until you find your dreams.

In another path, we might join in a shared Expandiverse adventure: Can technology give everyone a lifetime of chances to reach greatness? Could we enable a planet where everyone can rise to the top by achieving upward — without revolutions or attacking those at the top? What would our world be if everybody could be a winner… and become whatever they choose?

As we consider the middle of this century we might want new ways to work together in a stressed world:  With 9 billion people large crises will affect a city or region, involving tens or hundreds of millions of people. Should we be a digital planet that can respond instantly — to collaborate, coordinate and contain crises before they begin, while they happen, and after they hit? A world with billions on the edge needs more than diplomats, governments, NGO’s and the military. It needs people who can collaborate instantly at any scale — including tens of millions whenever needed.

I created the Expandiverse because it’s much more than “new technology.” It’s an unexpected invention to use our digital transition to try for one of humanity’s highest goals, to leverage IP and competitive pressures to stimulate adoption, and to inject the idea that becoming a digital planet quickly could be a valuable and powerful addition to both our lives and our world.

Is it possible for all our dreams to come true, all at once? By all 7 billion of us?

This new kind of digital world won’t be built in a decade but we might see the opportunity, and start building a world where everyone can be a winner. That could make us one of the most capable generations in history — right at the historic moment when the Earth needs us to rise to our full awareness and abilities.

A world where greatness is taken for granted.

Compared to today’s economic plateau in the advanced economies, this might be a smart addition. Could the world’s biggest business opportunity be to turn the Earth into an advanced digital world?

When you’re in the Expandiverse let me know… Are you having fun yet?