A public dialogue on future trends and what they mean to leaders
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Mexico's FutureAt the moment, it's not looking so bright. Cartel violence against the government, extensive corruption, poverty, and the decay of their ... Started by Jonathan Singh |
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Sep 12 Reply by William Eggers |
Using Sound in NeuromarketingSound uses within the advertising and commercial sectors has always been prevalent but often hit and miss. After having my head turned to... Started by Dogonaut |
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Job shortage or talent crunch? Or BOTH?Here's a topic I am exploring right now - love to hear your views. For some time we have been tracking the future trend of talent crisis... Started by Eric Garland |
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Mar 30 Reply by Eric Garland |
How do we know when we've hit bottom?Even the economists agree that we are in a recession. This is as much as collapse of public trust and confidence as anything else. Meanw... Started by James Lee |
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Mar 23 Reply by James Lee |
Can we "recover?" or must we create something new instead?Jim Kunstler, author of The Long Emergency, a book about the impact of the end of peak oil, believes that this current crisis is the begi... Started by Eric Garland |
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Mar 16 Reply by Eric Garland |
What skills do you think the next generation of leaders should have?Tomorrow, I am speaking before the International Association of Corporate and Professional Recruiters. This group helps recruit leaders f... Started by Eric Garland |
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Mar 15 Reply by James Lee |
Quaint 20th Century Concepts...Just thinking a bit here about concepts, ideas, etc. that may seem distinctly "old fashioned" or perhaps just plain "dated" in the future... Started by James Lee |
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Mar 1 Reply by Jos van Oosten |
"Diminishing returns of over-investments in complexity" - is the stimulus a hopeless attempt at reviving a moribund economic system?If you don't read Jim Kunstler on a regular basis, you ought to. His book "The Long Emergency" predicts the end of peak oil and more impo... Started by Eric Garland |
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Feb 14 Reply by James Lee |
Google's Latitude service - fun way to keep up with your friends, or major questions about civil rights?Google has just launched a new service that allows you to track your friends using their cell phones. A harmless diversion, or is this s... Started by Eric Garland |
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Feb 9 Reply by James Lee |
Is Education the Next Bubble?Forbes recently pointed out that higher education is likely to be the next bubble that will burst in the American economy. Private school... Started by Eric Garland |
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