DECODING TOMORROW: FUTURISM AND FORESIGHTS TODAY

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

23 Apr 2011

'Social Analytics': Anders Sorman-Nilsson's Espresso Shot of Ideas

In this Espresso Shot of Ideas, Anders Sorman-Nilsson talks about the new business trend of social media and business media merging as a result of Google's new algorithms incorporating social analytics and what this means for you and ...

21 Mar 2011

The Future of Employment Brands

The Future of Employment Brands We're all suffering from status update anxiety now. In an age of transparency tyranny, War for Talent 2.0, and an osmosis between social and business spheres, organisations need to re-think the ...

03 Mar 2011

Thinque Tank YouTube Channel by Anders Sorman-Nilsson

Thinque Tank YouTube Channel by Anders Sorman-Nilsson This week we launched our very own Thinque Tank YouTube Channel. Anders Sorman-Nilsson's Thinque Tank curates the best global ideas on trends in innovations, generations, and ...

28 Feb 2011

Hindsight Can Be Foresight

Hindsight Can Be Foresight I reckon 2020 vision begins with 2020 hindsight. It's only when we reflect on past patterns, that we can either break those patterns, or continue them into the future. In fact, when we reflect, there is a ...

24 Feb 2011

Thought Leadership Triangle

Thought Leadership Triangle Many of us rest on our old IQ laurels. We were told we were smart at school, our marks reflected a certain ability to rote learn and memorise. We nailed the ability to learn and cram ideas into a production ...

23 Feb 2011

The future is about context, not necessarily content

The future is about context, not necessarily content Today I was the futurist keynote speaker at Gartner's Business Intelligence Summit in Sydney, and I spoke to the audience about IT's and data's role in the future. One of the key ...

16 Feb 2011

The State of Social Media in Marketing

Interesting: A survey of 2100 companies, sponsored by business analytics leader SAS, revealed: 75 percent of companies surveyed did not know where their most valuable customers were talking about them. 31 percent do not measure ...