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Disruption & Acceleration · 2006
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2007 and beyond: Understanding the velocity of change
It's that time of year when everyone is taking stock of the future -- what's going to happen in 2007? What trends will we see? What big changes will occur? I'm not thinking much…
Business models and complexity partners
With the lifespan of knowledge collapsing, furious rates of scientific advance, and rapid new discoveries, no one company can do everything. In this clip from a presentation to a…
Can you run your business at video-game intensity?
Video game business intensity is coming to all industries. This provides some important food for thought -- can you run your business at the high degree of intensity that occurs…
Can you deal with velocity?
The future belongs to those who are fast - that's the reality of velocity! Watch this clip with Jim Carroll on stage speaking to thousands on stage in Las Vegas.... I regularly…
The Google Car and massive market disruption
There are a few news stories today about Tesla Motors, which includes numerous hi-tech executives, involved in an effort to build a new electric car. Let's just call it the Google…
Article - "Are we thinking fast enough?"
After my keynote for the Society of Cable Telecom Engineers, I was asked to provide a guest column for the prestigious Broadband Library. I open the article with the line: "If…
"Agility key to survival"
More coverage, from Communications Engineering magazine, on my SCTE keynote last month. "If you think your customers are a challenge now, wait until 2010, said futurist and ET…
"...the rapid rate of change in cable telecommunications is going from fast to furious ..."
Read the full SCTE press release here Shortly after my keynote in Tampa today to open the Society of Cable Telecom Engineers Emerging Technologies conference, the SCTE put out…
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