Is this the game changer energy creating technology?

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What makes energy creation technology a genuine game changer? Energy creation breakthroughs matter because they reshape how organisations operate, how much they spend, and what becomes economically possible. When a technology disrupts energy availability or cost, every sector feels it. The question isn't whether change happens—it's how quickly we recognise it and adapt our strategy.How [...]

The Weekender – 6PR Radio – 21 February 2010

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Why do organisations struggle to prepare for major shifts in their industry? Many organisations operate in immediate response mode, solving today's problems without thinking about signals of change ahead. They miss warnings because they focus on delivery now. Foresight requires stepping back deliberately to scan for weak signals, identify patterns, and ask uncomfortable \"What if?\" [...]

Radio ABC – Future Tech Segment – 19 February 2010

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Why should organisations think about the future of technology now? The decisions leaders make today about technology adoption shape how their organisations operate for years ahead. Understanding emerging shifts helps teams prepare for change rather than reacting after disruption arrives. Future-focused planning reduces operational risk and creates competitive advantage.How does technology adoption affect organisational culture [...]

Q: What do you get when you cross and iPad with a magazine?

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What happens when digital tablets and print magazines converge in format and capability? The convergence created a new reading experience that challenged traditional print publishing. Tablets like the iPad offered portability and interactivity that magazines couldn't match in print, but retained the visual richness and immersive design of physical media. This collision forced publishers to [...]

The Weekender – 6PR Radio – 14 February 2010

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What topics does Morris Misel discuss on radio programs like The Weekender? Morris explores emerging signals and shifts that organisations can't yet see or fully understand—the movements already in motion before they become headlines. Rather than forecasting distant futures, he examines what's arriving now and the strategic choices leaders face while possibilities still exist.How can [...]

Radio ABC – Future Tech Segment – 12 February 2010

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What makes something a "future tech signal" worth paying attention to? A signal becomes relevant when it suggests a shift in how people work, communicate, or make decisions. In 2010, emerging tech behaviours revealed changes in privacy expectations, information trust, and workplace connectivity. Leaders who understood these patterns early could prepare organisations for the shifts [...]

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