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3 Near Future Scenarios That Are Changing The Way We Work Today By Maryln Walton

7 October 2014

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The nature of work has been changing at an incredible rate. Work has become inherently global and seamlessly digital. The traditional roles of organizations and individuals have blurred as the means of production and creation have become democratized. learn more…

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2050 and the Future of Infrastructure By Thomas Frey

14 August 2014

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Infrastructure represents a long-term societal investment that will move us along the path of building a more efficient, better functioning, society. The life-cycle of infrastructure is getting shorter, and teams driving the disruptive technologies are getting far more sophisticated.Here are ten…

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For a thousand years people consulted the Oracle at Delphi in ancient Greece in an attempt to predict the future. The Oracle was a priestess named Pythia in a cave who became disoriented when chewing laurel leaves and babbled incoherently.

However today, we can monitor future by consulting thinkers, scientists, entrepreneurs, business managers, researchers, inventors, leaders and organizations across the globe. All of them are bringing a futurist mindset to tackle our world’s toughest challenges and forging new paths in your field.

On second thoughts, perhaps the Oracle at Delphi was more reliable. That is why you can have all the insight in the world, but if you’re not leveraging it to look at what’s coming in the future, then it’s fundamentally less valuable.

Futurist is an ongoing collaborative project welcoming ideas, analyzing current trends, long-term environmental changes, advances in technology, future medical breakthroughs, the evolving geopolitical landscape and much more.

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3 Near Future Scenarios That Are Changing The Way We Work Today By Maryln Walton

2050 and the Future of Infrastructure By Thomas Frey