We just published our first NextBrief. Interested in the future of television? This is for you. As The Nextsensing Project has grown, our worldwide team of NextSensors has been itching to dig deeper into major areas of potential seismic change. To be sure, the concept...
Travis Johnson declared that October 2012 could be considered the start of a major commercial battle. Or, as his post is titled: “Television 2.0 — ‘The $2.2 Trillion War for your Living Room Begins Now'” [link]. As you may know from my recent e-book...
Apple has a big challenge. And, even if you don’t use Apple products, you and your company have a problem, too. You see, finding your next is not an option. That is one of the core messages in my most recent e-book, announced last week [link]. Just ask John...
A company without a clear view of its own future stumbles ahead into uncertainty. This is the subject of my first e-book, Getting to Next: The Urgent Need for Nextsensing [link]. Today, I am posting my second e-book — one that introduces the best tool I know for...
From the beginning of the Nextsensing Project, I planned to invite a select and diverse corps of leading-edge thinkers to become NextSensors. “NextSensors”, of course, is a neologism designed to describe the special individuals who will soon be deepening...
In 1990, Robert Fulghum had a surprise hit book. It was a list of simple rules for living that he called All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten: Uncommon Thoughts on Common Things. The book is still available, but quick summaries can be found online, such...
