Monthly Archives: August 2015

Make NO MISTAKE, the era of largely abundant, high-paying jobs that characterised the second half of the twentieth century is gone. Since 1983, the only segment of “jobs” to show significant growth were “Non-Routine Cognitive Jobs.” In other words: creating systems. According to a 2015 report from Kleiner Perkins Caufield &...

In 2014, the world had 2.9 billion people online globally. By 2020, that number will reach five billion. Nearly three billion more people and their brains will be available to work via smartphones, tablets or at Internet cafes. The capabilities that will be unleashed are beyond imagination. Against this onslaught,...

These days we are immersed in a wired and wireless digital world of technology, innovation and creativity. The implications for the future of work and the workplace are profound and will impact on your investment strategy and how you position yourself for the next decade. The old definition of an...

We have been researching “the future of work” for some years now. It started as a trickle and now it has become a flood. Coworking is now midstream. Google Trends is an online search tool that allows the user to see how often specific keywords, subjects and phrases have been queried over a...