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Stratfor
To enable strategic foresight and informed decision-making, more and more businesses are establishing in-house geopolitical risk teams. Here's how such a team can provide actionable insights.
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Harvard Business Review
Avi Goldfarb, a professor at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, explains the economics of machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence that makes predictions. He says as prediction gets cheaper and better, machines are going to be doing more of it. That means businesses — and individual workers — need to figure out how to take advantage of the technology to sta
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The Lavin Agency Speakers Bureau
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Maastricht University
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WeForum
Innovation drives productivity. We need to know what works, what doesn’t and why - and that means turning to measurements and metrics. But how can we really measure innovation today?
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Deloitte
A disciplined innovation program—aligned with business strategy and a long-term tech landscape—can help leaders see beyond what’s new to what’s next.
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Harvard Business Review
Reading about the future can help you invent it.
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BBC
A few individuals have a heightened ability to forecast what will happen to companies, the economy and politics. What traits do they share?
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Medium
Sci-Fi has always inspired inventors and entrepreneurs. So instead of waiting for the future, the world’s biggest corporations are employing Sci-Fi writers to conjure it for them.
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New Yorker
Nick Romeo reports on SciFutures, a consultancy whose authors write sci-fi stories for clients imagining the future of business and warfare.
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Deloitte
The art of disruptive jiu-jitsu can enable CEOs to go on the offensive in the face of disruptive marketplace threats.
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Journal of Futures Studies
