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Knowledge Management should be as much, if not more, about creating the future than learning from the past. As individuals and organizations we need to think more about the future and make the most of the opportunities it will bring while constructively dealing with the uncertainties and ambiguities it presents. This category thus focuses on the trends and events in the emerging knowledge economy.
The world changes so quickly it's hard to keep up. New inventions and innovations alter the way we live. People's values, attitudes, and beliefs are changing. And the pace of change keeps accelerating, making it difficult to prepare for tomorrow. By studying the future, people can better anticipate what lies ahead. More importantly, they can actively decide how they will live in the future, by making choices today and realizing the consequences of their decisions. The future doesn't just happen: People create it through their action -- or inaction -- today. - The World Future Society
Book  Future Proofing (Feb 2002  ) by David Birchall, George Tovstiga The Long Boom (1999 ) by Joel Hyatt  , Peter Leyden , Peter Schwartz The coming age of prosperity Category  Future [40 items]Indicator of Change  Inside track business education by Sheila Moorcroft Keeping in touch by Sheila Moorcroft Meet your new therapist - your understanding computer by Sheila Moorcroft The appliance of science by Sheila MoorcroftLink Business FuturesUK based Futures consultancy Discovery InstituteMission is to make a positive vision of the future practical The DaVinci Institute The Long Boom Web Site The World Future SocietyPast Event  Live Futures 2020 Living in a world without borders 11 Nov 2007, Global Youth Futures Victoria Park and online, Sydney, Australia Person  George Gilder Sheila Moorcroft Futures ConsultantQuotation  Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics by Isaac Asimov On 640K of memory by Bill Gates Founder & CEO of Microsoft On how the Net is seen by Doc Searls On planning for the future by Mark Twain (1835 - 1910) American Author On traditional scientific method and where you ought to go by Robert M. Pirsig (b. 1928) AuthorView  Indicators of ChangeIndicators of new and emerging trends. Weblog Entry Inventing the FutureGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 12 April 2002 Long BetsGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 28 April 2002 The Law of Accelerating Returns by Ray KurzweilGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 3 July 2002 Sites to watch for news of what's nextGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 29 December 2002 The Death of Documents and the End of DonenessGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 23 February 2003 Global Trends 2015Gurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 8 April 2003 Global ChangeGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 24 April 2003
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