DECODING TOMORROW: FUTURISM AND FORESIGHTS TODAY

FORESIGHTS AND IDEAS THAT EXPAND MINDS AND INSPIRE A CHANGE OF HEART.

24 Jun 2012

Futurist Vision: Big Data = Big Opportunity

Big Data = Big Opportunities We are now creating 2.5 quintillion bytes of data per day - so much that 90% of the data in the world today has been created in the last two years alone. This data comes from everywhere: sensors used to ...

20 Jun 2012

Thinque - Think Global, Act Local

How are you managing disruptive trends? Are your leaders aware of the next tidal wave of changes about to hit your industry shores? What disruptive riptides will be eroding your market share tomorrow? What new Silicon Valley cloud ...

04 Jun 2012

Future of Storytelling and Digilogue Marketing

When I was last in New York, I was in town for 43 hours. One of my absolute priorities was to make it into FSC Barber in West Village. You might wonder why someone would invest 90 minutes in waiting for a clearing on a Saturday, and ...

31 May 2012

Digilogue: the convergence between analogue and digital

How are you communicating and connecting with your clients? Now, even though we're now on-line, interconnected, hyperlinked and linkedin 24/7/365, a computer interface can never really replace a human face. Effective communication in ...

28 May 2012

Futurist Vision of Cities

What might a futurist say about the economic drivers and talent centres of the world from a 2020 perspective? Here is a STEEP analysis of the drivers of change and their impact on how we will live, play and consume, and the impact on ...

23 May 2012

Future of Media & Engagement: Dina Kaplan with Anders Sorman-Nilsson

In this Espresso Shot video interview with co-founder of Blip.tv, Dina Kaplan, we discuss the future of media, and how social video is democratising the media landscape. Dina Kaplan and Anders Sorman-Nilsson discuss digital disruption ...

13 May 2012

Waves of Change: digitisation, psychographics, and hyperlocality

If you dislike change, your're really going to hate being defunct. Because that is what is looming behind the choice to either adapt with the constantly changing business landscape, or not. Change doesn't care whether you like it or ...