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Trends & Megatrends · 2004
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Business trends, health care, skills crisis -- and more!
Where did September go? In a hectic month, I gave keynote presentations in London, Montreal, New York, Chicago and Stockholm. I'm back on the ground now, but certainly "covered a…
My new PROFIT column - "The coming labour crisis"
My new semi-regular online column in PROFIT's X-Tra online edition debuts today. As I note, "One of the most challenging issues that you will face through the next decade will be…
Cool -- I'm in ComputerWorld Malaysia
My comment on blogs for business has been picked up here.
The future of risk
My latest article: "I find it fascinating that a number of recent presentations have focused on the theme, 'The Future of Risk,' in which I’ve been asked to take a look at the…
Still paralyzed by indecision?
Just over a year ago, my artilce on the rampant indecision throughout the economy appeared in print, in which I noted "fear of the unknown has made doing nothing the new reality…
A keynote for HSMAI
It has just been confirmed that I will be opening keynote speaker for the HSMAI/NYU (Hospital Sales and Marketing International and New York University) Industry Strategy…
Leading the Future: Leadership In An Era of Innovation and Change
We live in an era of unprecedented, relentless, rapid change. An era in which competition changes overnight, and where new products and services come to market faster than ever…
Certain things are certain...
At 6:15am this morning, I finally started writing my book, "What I Learned From Frogs in Texas: Simple Steps to Thrive in a World of Constant Change and Innovation." I'm mostly…
What comes next?
Straight from Dallas and on to Ontario -- I'll be talking later in the week on the theme, "What comes next?" -- taking a look at trends involving hyper competition - constant…
What's the future for intelligence?
I'll be keynoting the closing lunch tomorrow at the 14th Annual Canadian Conference on Intelligent Systems. It's a very august crowd of PhD's, researchers, academics and…
Keynote overview - "Bridging a Path to the Future"
"If you're not taking risks in your company and career, you probably aren't adding much value. That was the bottom-line message of futurist Jim Carroll, who delivered the closing…
Article - Will Sarbanes Oxley Kill Innovation?
Will the intense focus on governance and compliance issues in the wake of major scandal somehow force many organizations to throw the innovation baby out with the bath water? It…
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