Strategic Futurists; Value Systems Specialists
Events
How to Catch a Stealth Bomber & Other iiBubbles
Friday 21 September 2007
The latest edition of Fast Thinking has hit the streets and includes another tool for those seeking to develop innovation and strategy. Marcus Barber explains how to use, what he calls an 'iiBubble', a process that helps capture an idea to see if it has innovation 'legs'. As one of the tools unique to Barber in his work as a Strategic Futurist, the process is simple enough for most organisations to be able to quickly employ in their creative teams and innovation programs. Some of the iiBubbles include turning Lake Eyre into an inland sea to help rainfall on the eastern seaboard as well as a means by which you might be able to spot and catch a Stealth Bomber
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Events
Australian Strategic Planning Institute work shop in Sydney fully booked
Monday 8 December 2008
The Advanced one day Strategic Planning Workshop in Sydney on the 11th of December at Rydges World Square is now fully booked
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Monday 8 December 2008
The Advanced one day Strategic Planning Workshop in Sydney on the 11th of December at Rydges World Square is now fully booked
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The Australian Strategic Planning Institute Sydney workshop - just four places left
Monday 1 December 2008
The one day Advanced Strategic Planning Workshop co facilitated by Strategic Futurist Marcus Barber has just four places left
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Monday 1 December 2008
The one day Advanced Strategic Planning Workshop co facilitated by Strategic Futurist Marcus Barber has just four places left
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Financial Crisis 101 - a smart diagram that explains (mostly) it all
Friday 21 November 2008
The link below will take you to a great little diagram that explains the unfolding of the Financial Crisis as most people know of it. As Marcus Barber explains, it doesn't delve too deep into the structural design of the financial system, or start at the 'true beginning' of the problem and it does explain in a very easy to follow way, how certain events occurred and what the results of those events were.
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Friday 21 November 2008
The link below will take you to a great little diagram that explains the unfolding of the Financial Crisis as most people know of it. As Marcus Barber explains, it doesn't delve too deep into the structural design of the financial system, or start at the 'true beginning' of the problem and it does explain in a very easy to follow way, how certain events occurred and what the results of those events were.
Read more...
