by Tristan Allen | May 22, 2017 | Future forecasting
Not a day passes without artificial intelligence making the news. The data collected from the constant and endless monitoring of our behaviours is mostly seen as a threat, not terribly well-defined, that the machines will use against us. It’s obviously true that...
by Tristan Allen | Apr 11, 2017 | Innovation strategy
Every time a driverless vehicle sets out it needs to be certain of one thing: that everything it expects to encounter is in the right place. White lines, bollards, pedestrian crossings. The things we normally navigate around using our eyes. But take Australia, for...
by Tristan Allen | Mar 30, 2017 | Future forecasting
As we get older, we change. Attitudes, hair colour, viewing preferences, liking for cabbage, beer, chocolate… Every day we work through the things that seem important and nothing really changes. Except when we look back and everything has. In fact, everything has...
by Tristan Allen | Mar 20, 2017 | Innovation coaching
The dichotomy between selling a future market position and selling value now is not easily fixed. The pull of the future is less strong than the imperative of the short term. We know that policy, regulation, crisis and discovery affect us. We know it explicitly but we...
