Tag: NEXT Show highlight Filter Filter by All Automation Blog Creativity Data E-Commerce Future Innovation Leadership Management Media Metaverse Purpose Sustainability Trends Videos close Natalie Nahai: Customer behavior is changing rapidly Preferences of customers and employees are more and more often built on identifying not only with products or services but… Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino: Smart Technology and its challenges Smart Technology an it’s challenges – In conversation with Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino The increasing presence of smart technology connected to the… Monika Bielskyte: A new vision of our future When imagining our shared future, utopia and dystopia often pop us as the only two visions. Why are we stuck… Christopher Mims: The future of global supply chains When ordering a product online for home delivery, customers often just think about what happens during the “last mile”. But… Pa Sinyan: The Future of Hybrid Work Gallup’s Pa Sinyan discusses why many post-pandemic managers are being misunderstood. Pa Sinyan is a managing partner at Gallup, the… James Bridle: “Ways of Being” How is AI changing the way we interact with other forms of intelligence? James Bridle is an artist, writer, and… Matthias Schrader: The agency model is crumbling – what comes next? Marketing is fast transforming from a “business function” into an “experience,” driven by data and inter-departmental collaboration. We kick off… David Mattin: The intersection of status, Web3 and Metaverse What happens when emerging digital technologies and powerful fundamental human needs collide? Web3 is a powerful emerging technology trend. But… Katie Burke: Is the Metaverse relevant for your business? This year Metaverse is on nearly every marketer’s mind. It will take many forms, including gaming, online communities and business… Ashley Galina Dudarenok: What marketers can learn from China? China has the world’s largest eCommerce market, the highest digital marketing spend, the most influencers, the most-used short video apps… Amy Webb: Synthetic and artificial: The future of business In the final episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, futurist Amy Webb explored how to spot real, meaningful trends amongst the noise, and how to turn that into a strategy. Eliza Filby: From Baby Boomers to Coronnials: What business leaders need to know about future generations In the sixth episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Dr Eliza Filby explored how the pandemic has impacted our generations - from Baby Boomers to Gen Z - and what that means for the post-pandemic world. Azeem Azhar: Exponential Views In the fifth episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Azeem Azhar explored the two key technologies likely to reshape the way we live. Laëtitia Vitaud: The Future of work In the fourth episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT Laëtitia Vitaud explains why home is work’s new frontier. Albert Wenger: The Great Transition In the third episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Albert Wenger explored the problems that capitalism hasn’t been able to solve, how we can address them — and the desperate need to create a big vision of the future we want. Thomas Müller: Now is the time to design our futures During the second episode of the second season of WHAT'S NEXT, Fjord's Managing Director Thomas Müller explored how the combination of design and foresight can help navigate us through different crises into a better future. Payal Arora: Re-assessing ‘value’ in the global value chain In episode 8 of 'What's NEXT', Payal Arora explored the emerging narratives around rethinking global value chains – and some of the problematic assumptions built into them. Douglas Rushkoff: Team Human: Is This Game Over? In episode 6 of 'What's NEXT' author and media theorist Douglas Rushkoff explained that the current crisis offers an opportunity for us to rethink everything from capitalism through media to education. Benedict Evans: Paths to the New Normal (incl. presentation highlights) In Episode 2, Benedict Evans took viewers of 'What’s NEXT' through a tour of where we are, and where we’re likely going, as we emerge from the shock of being locked down.
