Predicting the future is all about time
Predicting what is going to happen is easy. The hard part is predicting when it is going to happen. This is the challenge of futurism.
Read MorePredicting what is going to happen is easy. The hard part is predicting when it is going to happen. This is the challenge of futurism.
Read MoreWe all fear the future. But it’s inbumbent on us to confront those fears with rationality and intelligence, nor fear and ignorance.
Read MoreNew brand, new website, new book, new courses: this is what you can expect from me and applied futurism in 2019
Read MoreThe processes of applied futurism raise more questions than I can answer. So I seek smart partners to help me answer people’s challenges.
Read MoreThe faster you’re travelling, the further ahead you look. Behind the wheel of a car, we do this automatically.But we don’t seem to do it in business.
Read MoreStrategy is a long term plan built in the face of uncertainty. The tools of applied futurism inform that strategy and clear some of the uncertainty.
Read MoreAs a futurist I frequently have to explain to people that I’m talking about what I see happening, not what I would like to see happen
Read MoreFuturism is not an innate skill. It is a process that can be taught and learned. And it is needed in organisations now more than ever.
Read MoreIt is too easy to be impressed with our level of mastery of the world. We have a long, long way to go and we should remain humble.
Read MoreThe future of Moore’s law is a continuation of its spirit, if not its specifics: computers will continue to deliver more bang for your buck.
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