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Explore the Horizon 2045 Foresight Radar To understand what’s possible, we must first understand what’s changing. The Horizon 2045 Foresight Radar is an interactive tool for exploring pivotal issues and drivers of change shaping human and planetary security. It features a unique collection of over 500 signals of change and three divergent scenarios of the world in 2045. Click the link below and experience our groundbreaking tool for understanding change! Background Over the year (2023) we developed an innovative foresight process for exploring ways in which the confluence of threats we face might reshape systems of human and planetary security. The process began with our international horizon scanning network identifying dynamics of change in human and planetary systems, social values and attitudes, governance structures, technology, and the rule of law that are shaping the future of security. In collaboration with the School of International Futures, we designed a participatory foresight process that leveraged the diverse expertise of our global networks to identify the dynamics emerging at the intersection of a variety of complex threats and explored their implications. If you're interested in learning more about our Foresight Radar or Horizon 2045, please reach out to our Executive Director Morgan Matthews https://lnkd.in/gQNT4vTK

Bits to Atoms Cyber Physical perspectives are driving and shaping opportunities for exponential growth. Salim Ismail speaks to broader perspectives of opportunities across the economy and society. Discussing these concepts at KPMG’s Technology and Innovation Symposium. The correlation directly to Data Fusion that Zaheer Ali and I will be discussing tomorrow at the symposium. See the compendium of all articles on Data Fusion here: https://lnkd.in/eqvaUsTc #KPMGTechandInnovation

Last week I spoke at SXSW, and now the keynote is online. The topic is "The Tech Industry and Cold War Two® — Risks, Threats, and Opportunities." This speech focused on Cold War Two® geopolitical implications for tech industries, including an evaluation of historical trends of the past and data of the present to help attendees craft visions of the future for geopolitics and technology. Attendees enjoyed a high-paced keynote on how evolving geopolitical tensions present risks, threats, and opportunities for tech companies, ecosystems, and investments. The talk was part of SXSW Interactive, which is focused on emerging technologies and trends. I have frequently spoken at the annual SXSW conference, sharing futurist and economic insights from The Futurist Institute and Prestige Economics. Cold War Two® is a registered trademark with the USPTO and UKIPO owned by Prestige Economics. Ahead of my keynote speech, the SXSW site included a complete description of the talk, noting, "The United States and its allies are in the middle of a Second Cold War with China and Russia, including with their allies and proxies. This has significant implications for the global economy, technology businesses, and startups. This presentation will address the biggest risks, threats, and opportunities for the tech industry due to rising geopolitical tensions and Cold War Two, with a focus on recent and future tech implications. Topics of this talk will include a discussion of recent and likely future trade restrictions and supply chain impacts, macroeconomic dislocations and opportunities, tech investing and fundraising restrictions, financial market impacts, reshoring, government funding, and more." The entire talk is online, and I hope you find it informative. What do you think? Let me know in the comments. #technology #geopolitics #nationalsecurity https://lnkd.in/g7WHAQXJ

This partnership signals addressing the need to strengthen the United States' strategic advantages through a digital transformation initiative for the 21st century. I am excited to be a part of the solution. https://lnkd.in/gZdHEvFd

We are living with an interconnected digital nervous system. The big question to ask (and answer): How do we think of risk and resilience in our highly connected society?

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Are Your Business Operations Falling Behind? Time to Power Up with IT Driven Process Reviews! In our latest research, "The Role of Information Technology in Operational Process Review: Enhancing Efficiency, Security, and Adaptability," we uncover how IT integration in business operations and process reviews is revolutionizing efficiency, security, and adaptability. In today’s fast-moving, data driven world, these benefits aren’t optional they’re essential. Here's how IT transforms process reviews into a competitive advantage: ⚙️ Streamlined Operations & Automation: IT optimizes workflows, turning repetitive tasks into automated processes that free up your team for high-value work. 📈 Data-Driven Insights: Integrated IT enables actionable insights, empowering leaders with the data needed to refine processes and improve decision-making. 🔐 Enhanced Cybersecurity & Compliance: In an era of growing digital threats, IT involvement strengthens data protection, ensuring compliance and building customer trust. 🚀 Agility & Innovation: With IT at the helm, your business can integrate emerging technologies and stay adaptable, keeping pace with market changes and tech advancements. 💡 Cost-Effective Resource Management: IT helps pinpoint areas for resource optimization, reducing costs and improving your ROI on process improvements. Learn more https://lnkd.in/ens9g7jY #BusinessOperations #ProcessImprovement #ITIntegration #OperationalExcellence #Efficiency #DataDriven #Automation #Cybersecurity #Innovation #ResourceOptimization #FutureReady #DigitalTransformation #CompetitiveAdvantage #SustainableGrowth #TechLeadership

Key Insights from the Azets barometer, a study done in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Ireland and the UK: 🔒 Cybersecurity Alert: A rising number of businesses report cyber incidents in the past year, suggesting a possible surge in awareness rather than a true spike in events. 📈 💰 Cashflow Trends: Companies are planning with 10-12 month cashflow forecasts, with larger firms looking even further ahead. 🔄 🌟 Talent Dynamics: Retaining talent seems more assured than attracting new stars, especially in larger organizations. 🚀 For deeper insights, check out the Azets Barometer for the latest trends and outlooks from forward-thinking business leaders, and if you have a little more time, check out the dashboard with detailed information, e.g on your market. 📊 https://lnkd.in/eMe__ZxW

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If you caught my and Eli Margolese-Malin's work on emerging consumer groups at The Forward Festival, then you'll know that #Trust is a crucial through-line uniting the five customer values we found to be growing in importance. I'm currently developing a framework that will help innovators at companies in traditional industries intentionally build trustworthiness into their long-term business strategy. In this development phase, I'd appreciate your: ✅ Recommendations for books, articles, or experts to interview. ✅ Connections to editors who may be interested in publishing the findings and/or the framework. To date, my research for this framework includes the following books: How Trust Works (2023) by Peter H. Kim The Truth About Trust (2014) by David DeSteno Trust (2023) by Henry Cloud The Speed of Trust (2006) by Stephen M. R. Covey with Rebecca R. Merrill Narrative Economics (2019) by Robert J. Shiller Phishing for Phools (2015) by Robert J. Shiller and George Akerlof Who Can You Trust (2017) by Rachel Botsman Trust Agents (2010) by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith