January 9th 2019
HRD Discussion Paper: Organisational Risk
How aware are your HR leaders and their team of your company’s business risks? Almost every example of business misfortune can be reframed as a case of mishandled risk. This paper looks at foreseeable business risks and poses a question - what role does the human element play in mitigating risks?
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October 17th 2016
Navigating the Future - Interview with Professor Paul Schoemaker
In this brief interview with Paul Schoemaker at our 8th International Conference in Prague, we discuss how businesses can better navigate the future in the current climate of uncertainty and constant change. Paul discusses scenario planning - a useful tool for navigating the future, and why uncertainty is here to stay.
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October 12th 2016
Scanning the Periphery
The biggest dangers to a company are the ones you don't see coming. Understanding these threats - and anticipating opportunities - requires strong peripheral vision. In this article, Paul Schoemaker expands on the concepts covered in his third talk at CRF's 8th International Conference.
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October 13th 2016
The Generative Machine Age: Technological Uncertainty by Design
Since 2009, Apple and Google have procured millions of smartphone and tablet apps and the smartphones increasingly a hub for personal networks and, indeed, health monitors strapped to our arms. Additionally in the coming year virtual reality will step out of the shadows and into the mainstream. We have entered the Generative Machine Age.
In his first talk at CRF's 8th International Conference, Carsten Sørensen takes us through the three machine ages and the technologies that emerged during those times, as well as what it means for our future.
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October 13th 2016
Scenario Planning - Developing the Right Mindset
In his second presentation from CRF's 8th International Conference, Paul Schoemaker, continues to describe the concept of scenario planning and takes a look at how we can develop the right mindset for scanning the future. The key is to master the six key disciplines and behaviours: anticipate, challenge, interpret, decide, align and learn.
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October 13th 2016
Global Financial Perspective 2025
In this presentation from our 8th International Conference in Prague, our keynote speaker, Professor Arturo Bris, takes a look at how the world economy will evolve in the next ten years, as well as the jobs of the future.
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