“In our latest Futurist Forum live discussion, Glen Hiemstra, founder of Futurist.com, will look at how work will evolve over the next several decades both in America and globally. Work is in the process of becoming more knowledge intensive, but it is e...
“The greatest contribution of this shift is that it will force every entity to become an authentic organization.” - Virginia Rometty. CEO IBM. Forbes “Three Ways Technology Will Transform the Future of Business”
Technology shifts will also change...
The Data Made Me Do It:
The next frontier for big data is the individual. Would you trade your personal data for a peek into the future? Andreas Weigend did.
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Gerd Leonhard will talk on ‘The Future of Business and Communications in a Networked Society’ focusing on how “SoLoMo” - social local mobile technology is changing the way in which we obtain, digest and use information and what this, in the contex...
Rohit Talwar's "Practical Magic" Keynote (Rohit is a TFA member): futuresagency:
Keynote presentation on how firms around the globe are responding to emerging drivers of change in creative ways to deliver strategic innovation, master emerging technolog...
The Futures Agency
We are on track for 518% global economic growth this half-century - http://rossdawsonblog.com/weblog...
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