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- Futurewise abstract "Futurewise is a book on global trends written by the futurist Patrick Dixon in 1998, with new editions in 2001, 2003 and 2007. Dr Patrick Dixon has been ranked as one of the 20 most influential business thinkers alive today by Thinkers 50, and is author of 11 other books including Building a Better Business.Futurewise contains over 500 expectations about what future life will be like, and divides future trends into six dimensions, which spell the word FUTURE:Fast - combinations of events bring new opportunities for agile leaders—and risksUrban - demographics and lifestyle issues including megacitiesTribal - the most powerful force in the world today is tribalism—basis of culture, belonging, teams, brandsUniversal - globalisation at cost of local identity, risking international tensions, and the impact of the digital ageRadical - the rise of single issue activism and the death of left-right politicsEthical - the passions people have and personal values, including spirituality– the glue holding our future togetherThis FUTURE structure has been used by many multinational senior teams as a device to test current strategy.[citation needed]A key thesis of Futurewise is that the future is about emotion, and that emotional reactions to events are usually more important than the events themselves. Therefore a deep understanding is needed of how people are likely to feel in the future. The book also focuses on managing uncertainty. Risk management is a major challenge for all large corporations, including responding to wild cards - low probability but potentially high impact events.".
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