FSG Signals: What are we missing?
Some big, some small, some existential in their implications…
Some big, some small, some existential in their implications…
And if so, who is left to rigorously imagine the future?
Why your current success may be your biggest future liability.
This is the start of a series of FSG strategic foresight blogs on what we call cross-impact analysis. More than a single, discrete methodology, it’s a way of thinking about the future that looks beyond the trends that in the present moment appear all-defining and permanent. In this initial entry FSG senior advisor (and founding …
2025 begins for us on a very sad note, since we will have to carry on without a great and useful colleague, friend, and human being, Charles Perrottet, who passed away January 3.
What does that mean? And how would we know?
Just in time for the coming US presidential election, FSG’s Patrick Marren warns about prediction in situations of strategic consequence in his review of Nate Silver’s On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything.
Uncertainty around immigration, birthrates, the economy and even the environment challenge us to think about not one but multiple US population scenarios.
Gains for women, but more evolution than revolution
Human nature, for one…