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Futurists Meetings

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Current Meeting & Topic Schedule

  

    Note: The Next 25 Years - Survey Results - click to view (Dave K)

 

  

    December 18, 2010

    Technology SIG

    Title: "Demographics in the Next Forty Years"

    Presenters: Brian Toren and Hank Lederer

    Abstract: This SIG addresses the growing population in the U.S, and the world. We will cover: the impact of a higher percent of seniors; the lack of workers; the need for intelligent immigration; and comparisons between the U.S. and other countries. Taken from Smithsonian magazine article by by Joel Kotkin, author of “The Next Hundred Years”© 2010. Some of the 20 possible events of Bill Peter’s SIG on "The Next 25 Years” are included in this review. If time their will be a few additional short subjects. There will be lots of fodder for discussion in this one.

Leadin - Click to run

 

    December 25, 2010

    Merry Christmas - no meeting

 

    January 1, 2011

    Happy New Year - no meeting

 

    January 8, 2011

    Category:Futures

Title:TBA

Speaker:George Kubik, PhD (Anticipatory Futures Group, LLC)

Abstract:

 

 

    January 15, 2011

    Category:Technology

    Title:TBA

    Speaker: Hank Lederer 

 

 

    January 22, 2011

    Economics/Market SIG

    Title:"Eleven Investment Themes for 2011"

    Presenters: Rog Rydberg & Dick Saunders

    Abstract: 2010 was a surprisingly strong year for stocks in the face of lackluster economic growth. What trends will prevail in 2011? A survey of market strategists shows an unusually wide divergence of opinions, from continued moderate growth to a sharp downturn ahead. Some of our favorite sectors -- and yours. Ref:

11 Themes for 2011 - Seeking Alpha.pdf

http://dailyreckoning.com/two-possible-reasons-for-the-rise-in-10-year-treasury-notes/

http://www.scribd.com/doc/44913082/Eleven-Themes-for-2011

http://www.energyandcapital.com/articles/the-hunt-brothers-corner-silver-market/1365

Money Supply http://www.shadowstats.com/article/hyperinflation-2010

 

 

    January 29, 2011

    Category: Management & Society

    Title: TBA

    Speaker:TBA

   

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Topics Pending for 2011

Future schedule work in progress

Roundtable: Tech Breakthrough Forecasts for 2015-2020

See topics awaiting dates above.

 

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Comments (6)

Bob-RJ Burkhart said

at 9:25 pm on Dec 11, 2009

Also see YouTube GeoVenturing-Channel "Eco-Futures Forum" facilitated thinking environment video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr64VpPPMc4

It's embedded within ESSDACK ArtSnacks NING-site @ http://essdackartsnacks.ning.com/video/video/listForContributor?screenName=183vs8h1k59eg

Bob-RJ Burkhart said

at 7:20 am on Dec 22, 2010

PBwiki/PBworks Wikinomics Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
Current Reality (Used 312 MB of 10 GB) vs Myths (Urban Legends) ...

Cumulative IMPACT of a flat file structure & limited group tagging
caused symptoms that were then MISinerpreted as overcapacity.

Bob-RJ Burkhart said

at 7:26 am on Dec 22, 2010

Hoshin Planning Current Reality Assessment (CRA) .... http://minnesotafuturists.pbworks.com/w/browse/#view=ViewUnfiled (898 Unfiled Items)

Bob-RJ Burkhart said

at 8:05 am on Dec 22, 2010

NEW minfuturist2011 PBworks Forecast (Used 140 KB of 2 GB) will encounter
REAL "capacity crunch" before this workspace ... assuming "Unfiled Items" are archived using Box.net Library protocols

Bob-RJ Burkhart said

at 8:35 am on Dec 22, 2010

MinnesotaFuturist "MentorshipART mapXchange" benchmark site stats: Used 151 MB of 2 GB (with minimal Unfiled Items)

Bob-RJ Burkhart said

at 3:46 am on Dec 27, 2010

LinkedIn World Future Society Discussion Group (Inquiry-Based Social Engineering) sampler @ http://linkd.in/fl5YoJ
Have any of you ever thought about new models for how successful organizations will survive over the next ten years?

>> 2) The second model comes out of the US Navy DOD Strategic Planning the "New Normal" -- details of work on it and an illustration can be found here:
http://futurethought.pbworks.com/New-Normal <<

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