A Futurist Take On All Things Apple WWDC 2024
Discover the transformative announcements from Apple’s WWDC 2024. Business futurist Morris Miselowski provides insights on how these technologies will shape our future.
Signals From The Future: The Rise of the African Era
Imagine a future where Africa isn’t just rising, it’s the leading economic power. This isn’t science fiction, it’s the African Era. This article dives into the data, demographics, and trends shaping this future, offering insights for CEOs and foresight strategists
{Radio} AI in Hospitality: Friend or Foe? Embracing the Future of Guest Experiences
The hospitality industry is on the cusp of an AI revolution. Explore how AI is transforming guest experiences, streamlining operations, and unlocking valuable data insights.
{Podcast} The “Soft Life” Rebellion: Redefining Future Success in a Disrupted World
What is The "Soft Life" Rebellion? Imagine a world where chasing a corner office feels quaint. A world where "hustle culture" is a museum exhibit, a relic of a bygone era. This isn't science fiction. It's the rise of the "Soft Life" movement, a generational shift redefining success and propelling us towards a.Why do organisations [...]
Human-Machine Dance in the Workplace: Ditch the Job Description, Embrace Agility (Boost Performance & Attract Top Talent)
What is Human-Machine Dance in the Workplace? Remember the days when a good, solid job description was the cornerstone of a successful hiring strategy? Those days are fading fast. In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, the traditional "one size fits all" approach just doesn't cut it anymore. Here's the truth: the fo.How is Human-Machine Dance [...]
Buckle Up for Hyper-Personalised Insurance: The Future of UBI is Here (Even if it’s Creepy)
For the past two decades, I’ve been a vocal advocate for Usage-Based Insurance (UBI) across various industries, from general insurance to health, automotive to banking and finance. My core message? We’re headed towards a world where you should only pay for what you use, not some generic actuarial guesstimate based on the “average person.” Now, […]
