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Category Archives: Tech Foresight
Map of Global Mega Trends
Here you go then. Use this link to get to a high resolution version. A3, A1 and rather wonderful AO sized copies on paper are available upon request (no charge except for print, post and a cardbaord tube). See you … Continue reading
Posted in 2017 Trends, Data visualisation, information design, Map of Now and Next, Maps, Mega-trends, mind maps, Predictions, Risks, roadmaps, Strategic foresight, Strategic Threats, Tech Foresight, Technology, Technology Foresignt, The Future, Timelines, Top Trends, Trend watching, Trends, Wildcards, World in 2050
Tagged future, futurist speakers, global megatrends, mega-trends, Megatrends for 2017, Richard watson speaker, workshop tools
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The Future of High Performance Computing
Just FYI, anyone that’s interested in HPC, super-computing, advanced modelling & simulation, problems, prediction, cyber-security and any associated field might be interested in this. It’s on Thursday 23 February in London. Event link here. Beginning of a new Current & … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Automation, Big Data, Imperial College, Predictions, Tech Foresight
Tagged AI, big data, High Performance Computing, HPC, machine learning, modelling, Prediction, simulation, Super computing
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Strategy Conversation Cards
Long-time readers may remember that as well as maps I have a thing for cards. I’ve previously helped to create a set of cards for PWC to help CFOs discuss the distant future and I also created a set, along … Continue reading
Posted in Imperial College, Scenario Planning, Scenarios, Strategic foresight, Strategic Threats, Strategy cards, Tech Foresight, Wildcards
Tagged brainstorming, Foresight, global risks, horizon scanning, long-term planning, mapping, R&D, scenarios, strategic conversations, strategic foresight, Wildcards
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Mind benders
This is too good not to share. Having had my head scrambled by space-based lasers that can monitor the health of the Earth’s vegetation down to a single plant, I then stumbled into Attosecond physics (lab at Imperial above). What’s … Continue reading