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  • Accelerating Innovation, Scenarios & Futures, VoIP, iphone

    iPod vTouch - September 2008?

    05.14.08 | Stuart | Permalink | 5 Comments

    I’m keep hearing about the technology; WiMax vs 3G vs WiMax, Skype or SIP etc. Andy wrote a post suggesting that Video would be a key component defining what next in IP communications. That’s getting closer to why it might matter. There are comments here, here, here, and here. None of these really tell me [...]

    I’m keep hearing about the technology; WiMax vs 3G vs WiMax, Skype or SIP etc. Andy wrote a post suggesting that Video would be a key component defining what next in IP communications. That’s getting closer to why it might matter. There are comments here, here, here, and here. None of these really tell [...]

  • Scenarios & Futures, Storytelling, Strategic Foresight, research

    Get Out and Learn

    03.26.08 | Stuart | Permalink | 2 Comments

    Yesterday I wrote a post over at the Supernova ConversationHub. Later after speaking with Dina (we plan learning journeys) I was left with a couple of stories about learning experiences I have had while growing up, and reflections.
    At school, many many years ago I remember being taken to a General Motors plant (to see cars [...]

    Yesterday I wrote a post over at the Supernova ConversationHub. Later after speaking with Dina (we plan learning journeys) I was left with a couple of stories about learning experiences I have had while growing up, and reflections.
    At school, many many years ago I remember being taken to a General Motors plant (to see cars [...]

  • Scenarios & Futures, events

    2007 Foresight Unconference

    11.02.07 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    I’ll be at the Foresight UnConference over the weekend. Hope to see you there!

    Vision Weekend: 2007 Foresight Unconference
    Join us for fifteen intense hours of mind-blowing creativity: from the biggest picture of tomorrow’s Web to the tiniest picture of nanotechnology, from the nearest view of what’s important right now, to the longest view of where we’re [...]

    I’ll be at the Foresight UnConference over the weekend. Hope to see you there!

    Vision Weekend: 2007 Foresight Unconference
    Join us for fifteen intense hours of mind-blowing creativity: from the biggest picture of tomorrow’s Web to the tiniest picture of nanotechnology, from the nearest view of what’s important right now, to the longest view of where we’re [...]

  • Strategic Foresight, scenarios

    Scroogled - An Evil Google Short Story

    10.14.07 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    Dina sent me this link yesterday to “Scroogled” by Cory Doctorow. A thrilling read that takes a deep look down the cellar stairs at an evil google empire. It’s an excellent thought piece and one off scenario, and anyone in communications or search should really enjoy it as a short story Sunday read.

    If this is [...]

    Dina sent me this link yesterday to “Scroogled” by Cory Doctorow. A thrilling read that takes a deep look down the cellar stairs at an evil google empire. It’s an excellent thought piece and one off scenario, and anyone in communications or search should really enjoy it as a short story Sunday read.

    If this is [...]

  • Knowledge Innovation, Scenarios & Futures, general

    Standing in the Futures - Conversation Strategy

    10.12.07 | Stuart | Permalink | Comment?

    Periodically I search for updated article on scenario thinking, foresight and futures. Today I discovered a page that is a wonderful resource created by Martin Borjeson on the Well. Scenario Planning Resource. Some of my favorite links are there.
    Scenarios are a core element of how I think. The future is inherently uncertain. You cannot predict [...]

    Periodically I search for updated article on scenario thinking, foresight and futures. Today I discovered a page that is a wonderful resource created by Martin Borjeson on the Well. Scenario Planning Resource. Some of my favorite links are there.
    Scenarios are a core element of how I think. The future is inherently uncertain. You cannot predict [...]