How much time do you spend thinking about the big issues that might affect your personal and professional life in the next 20 years? If you’re like many busy executives, not much. However, with a global perspective, probably darker now than during the lowest point of the credit bury his head in the sand is a crisis response. While it is preferable to deal with global trends on the horizon and find the best courses of action to follow, based on the rational evaluation of the underlying facts and a thorough review of the possible outcomes. In this article, the author identifies 12 global trends that present significant obstacles felt for years to come. Then provides practical tools to draw the main threats and maximize the significant opportunities that can have a direct impact on your – and your company – the welfare and future prosperity.
by
Adrian Attempted
Source: IESE Insight Magazine
8 pages.
Date Posted: March 15, 2012. Prod #: IIR067-PDF-ENG
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