Can You Envision the Machines?
Imagine the world around us in a different way
Imagine the world around us in a different way
“The future” is an expanding space of possibilities, not a contracting one. This is why we typically talk about the futures ahead of us,...
In ten years’ time, “disinformation” is not going to be the headline. Something else will. Something else will dominate people’s...
It is easy to apply foresight to existing strategy conversations. Here we quickly look at three simple ways to link the two.
Foresight training transforms scattered staff insights into a shared organizational understanding of emerging threats and opportunities.
Bottom Line: the options – and competition – for national security and resilience partnerships will grow in the years ahead. Introduction...
Bottom Line: foresight helps organizations anticipate today more of what is possible tomorrow. This is the way…
The challenge of being an incumbent, of being king of the hill, is that you don’t want change. You like things the way they are. The...
(note: this article was originally published in 2016) I am often struck by the fact that, from a futures perspective, many of the...
We have reading lists, newsletter subscriptions, data feeds and platforms streaming us premium content daily. Are you effectively...
The American Futures 2021 project is a series of rapid forecasts to explore the continually shifting landscape of 2021.
Join us on October 22nd, 2020 for an introduction to how organizations can use foresight to move from surviving to thriving.
As you and your organization work on your plans for next year, the following are five things that your team needs to consider.
The Sensing Model is a valuable tool for looking at the future of conflict, particularly in a year of so many successive disruptions.
This is just one more scan hit supporting a couple of our previously discussed emerging issues.
Dr. Richard Kaipo Lum will be presenting tomorrow at the Biodiversity Sri Lanka, Future in Tourism: Future in Nature technical session.
This was a great description by Richard Fisher of a fantastic phrase and a highly relevant pattern of change for today.
The mental maps for 2020 that we all began the year with have been completely torn up. We all desperately want a new map of the...
Another engaging podcast from EconTalk, and this time about a book of great relevance to thinking about the future, Radical Uncertainty....
The following recent article in The Atlantic is an interesting - if fairly disheartening - discussion about America's failures (on...