Fast Forward through 2014

nightline, 2014 fashion predictios, radio inetrview, 2014 food predictions, social media, 2014 health predictions, Morris Misel, 2014 predictions, foresight strategy, 2014 technology predictions, workforce transformation, 2014 trends, leadership development, 3d printers, abc radio, leadership foresight, abc, apps, future of work, Immediate Futures, business futurist, innovation, foresight keynote speaker, ripple effects, technology Finance, Food, Horizon Trends, Gadgets, People, Internet of Things, Social, Retail, Technology, Wearable Technology, Work, 3D Printers, Radio Interview, Innovation, All, Clothing, Health, hyperpersonalised, Business, Nano Technology, Robots

What is Fast Forward through 2014? The new economic normal, 3 Australian state elections, peek a boo panels in women's fashion, 364,997 new Australians added to our population and super-foods freekah and teff were just some of the 2014 trends I chatted about with Kate O'Toole of ABC Local radio national in our loo.How does [...]

Continue Reading

The third industrial revolution has begun

innovation, workforce transformation, foresight frameworks, leadership development, systems thinking, leadership foresight, organisational trust, Immediate Futures, organisational capability, foresight keynote speaker, strategic foresight Australia, ripple effects, uncertainty management, abc radio, Choose Forward, decision-making frameworks, print body parts, futures thinking, third industrial revolution, organisational resilience, Morris Misel, keynote speaker Australia, future of work, foresight strategy, board strategy All, Gadgets, Health, Retail, Business, 3D Printers, People, Clothing, Technology, hyperpersonalised, Work, Radio Interview, Aged Care, Innovation

Morris Misel Business Futurist | Foresight Strategist If you’ve read this far, something probably connected. Maybe it put words to something you’d been sensing but couldn’t quite land. Maybe it made something complicated feel clearer. Maybe it unsettled a position you thought you’d settled. Good. That’s where this work lives. Not forecasting. Not scenarios at […]

Continue Reading

Your mother’s right, it’s good to share

aviation, foresight keynote speaker, business, ripple effects, abc radio, Choose Forward, collaboration, futures thinking, cocreation, organisational resilience, Morris Misel, keynote speaker Australia, future of work, foresight strategy, board strategy, innovation, workforce transformation, foresight frameworks, leadership development, systems thinking, sharing economy, leadership foresight, organisational trust, Immediate Futures, organisational capability Social, Technology, Work, Radio Interview, Innovation, All, Business, Retail, Finance, Horizon Trends, hyperpersonalised, People

Morris Misel Business Futurist | Foresight Strategist If you’ve read this far, something probably connected. Maybe it put words to something you’d been sensing but couldn’t quite land. Maybe it made something complicated feel clearer. Maybe it unsettled a position you thought you’d settled. Good. That’s where this work lives. Not forecasting. Not scenarios at […]

Continue Reading

What do Ned Kelly, Al Capone and digital wallets all have in common?

passports, organisational resilience, future of work, Morris Misel, keynote speaker Australia, innovation, foresight strategy, board strategy, workforce transformation, foresight frameworks, leadership development, systems thinking, abc radio, leadership foresight, organisational trust, digital wallet, Immediate Futures, ewallet, foresight keynote speaker, less cash scoiety, ripple effects, licences, Choose Forward, NFC, futures thinking Gadgets, Retail, All, Business, Finance, Horizon Trends, Technology, Radio Interview, Innovation

Morris Misel Business Futurist | Foresight Strategist If you’ve read this far, something probably connected. Maybe it put words to something you’d been sensing but couldn’t quite land. Maybe it made something complicated feel clearer. Maybe it unsettled a position you thought you’d settled. Good. That’s where this work lives. Not forecasting. Not scenarios at […]

Continue Reading