The Future of Higher Education Has Arrived

"Students who demonstrate their mastery will be able to receive a certificate of completion for free." Re-read that last sentence again: "Students who demonstrate their mastery will be able to receive a certificate of completion for free." If you're in the field of higher education it should send a cold chill down your spine because [...]

By |2012-02-14T16:00:33-06:00February 14, 2012|Future|Comments Off on The Future of Higher Education Has Arrived

Get Your Head–and Mind–Into the Future

Late last year, I reported mobile web video conferencing was expected to grow 250-fold by 2015. Not surprisingly, I suggested this would impact how a great many people conducted their work. To this end, the field of tele-psychiatry is now taking off. To understand, consider this statement from a professional using tele-confernecing to consult with [...]

By |2012-02-10T17:11:50-06:00February 10, 2012|Future|Comments Off on Get Your Head–and Mind–Into the Future

Here Comes the Sun and It Could Burn the Utility Industry

This article (Co-ops Told to Prepare for New Technologies) offers a solid recap of my keynote presentation at the 2012 Touchstone Energy New & Emerging Technologies Conference. To emphasize the point that big change is coming for the utility industry, consider this paragraph from India's Panel Price Crash Could Spark Solar Revolution: Recent figures from [...]

By |2012-02-07T10:29:36-06:00February 7, 2012|Energy, Future|Comments Off on Here Comes the Sun and It Could Burn the Utility Industry

The Power of Envisioning the Future

I'm in Chennai, India where I delivered a keynote presentation to a group of emerging leaders within PepsiCo India this morning. After my talk, I had the pleasure of listening to Dr. Michael Yaziji. As part of his presentation, he showed this astounding "futuristic" video from Apple. The video was made in 1987 and, apparently, [...]

By |2012-02-06T14:25:57-06:00February 6, 2012|Future|Comments Off on The Power of Envisioning the Future

A Window into the Future

Corning Glass has created an impressive 11 minute video that offers a real "window" into the future. If you have the time, I highly recommend it ... especially if you're in the automotive, buildings & construction, education and/or health care industries:

By |2012-02-05T03:39:52-06:00February 5, 2012|Energy, Future, Utility|Comments Off on A Window into the Future

Moderating the Future Via Twitter

Late last year, I released my annual list of predictions for 2012. In Trend #3 on "Augmented Political Reality" I wrote: "a new wave of social media political consultants will monitor live Twitter streams and use the feedback to adjust candidates' teleprompter speeches in real time." To this end, this article (Why Viewers Could Soon [...]

By |2012-02-02T13:51:44-06:00February 2, 2012|Future|Comments Off on Moderating the Future Via Twitter

The Future Requires Unlearning & Uplearning

By Jack Uldrich & Rick Smyre On August 5, 1949 Wag Dodge and a team of fire-fighters were air dropped into Mann Gulch in Montana to battle a raging fire. The conditions were hot and dry. As evening approached, the fire changed directions and hot embers flew over the heads of the crew and ignited [...]

By |2012-01-30T07:00:21-06:00January 30, 2012|Future, Unlearning|Comments Off on The Future Requires Unlearning & Uplearning

The Future Requires Unlearning & Uplearning

By Jack Uldrich & Rick Smyre On August 5, 1949 Wag Dodge and a team of fire-fighters were air dropped into Mann Gulch in Montana to battle a raging fire. The conditions were hot and dry. As evening approached, the fire changed directions and hot embers flew over the heads of the crew and ignited [...]

By |2012-01-27T16:59:45-06:00January 27, 2012|Future|Comments Off on The Future Requires Unlearning & Uplearning
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