Notes from our CoVid-19 Future in Australia. What does looking at South Korea tell us?
/0 Comments/by adminARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ROBOTICS: CAN YOU FUTURE PROOF YOUR TEEN? July 2018
/0 Comments/by adminOil Price Spike to End – Melbourne Age, Aug 2006
This article by Paul published in the Melbourne Age 15 August 2006 outlined a plausible scenario for oil price falling to US$40 a barrel by 2009. While this came true it created quite a lot of controversy at the time with Paul offering to bet anyone $10 on the outcome. Winning bets were donated to charity.
How To Enable a Community of Passion Nov 2011 – How do we Reinvent Management
Paul was part of the initial Management Innovation Exchange Hackathon that looked at Communities of Passion and what we can learn from them to reinvent management of organisations. This is Hackathon report from that project which involved a number of people from around the world contributing through a collaborative online process.
MixHackReportCommunitiesofPassion
What is that Future Stuff all About? June 2011
Paul was asked to write on future thinking for the Australasia Pacific Extension Network. Paul’s article is on page 5 of the newsletter but there are some other fine contributions that are also well worth reading.
Apen Future Thinking Issue Enet_Vol_18_No_4
How Wrong Have Forecasts Been, The Age, 30 April 09
Paul’s article on the failure of forecasts and the folly of placing too much faith in them, published in the Melbourne Age on 30 April 2009
Why Smartphones will replace Laptops Nov 11 2009
Paul was asked to write an article for the MaaS360 small business mobility magazine in the United States. The article is on “Why Smartphones will replace Laptops and Computers”.
Yolla Cooperative Interview May 2017
An article summarising some of the issues that Paul was to talk about in his keynote address for the 40th anniversary of this successful farming cooperative and retail business.