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Adam is a critical futurist and author of Everyware:
The dawning age of ubiquitous computing. He was
lead information architect for the Tokyo office of web
consultancy Razorfish. He’s also been a rock critic
for SPIN, a medic, a coffeehouse owner and
a sergeant in the US Army’s Special Operations
Command. With a particular interest in the interplay
between mobility and user experience, Adam organized
the First International Moblogging Conference, the world’s
first symposium on web publishing from mobile devices.
In his presentation he explores the implications of
new technology for society, for business, for the way
we design and for the way we relate to each other.
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