What's up, Google NY? | Meet the Future at Brussels Innova | Breaking Out - RE-Thinking HR | United Dreams of Europe

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	10 October 2011


	What’s up Google, New York? Free SCENARIO article With its search engine, Google, Inc. has revolutionised the way we look for and organise data. But this story isn’t over yet. SCENARIO visited the Google’s beta lab in New York to get a sneak peek of coming breakthroughs from the company. Read the article Whats up Google, New York? Subscribe to SCENARIO Keep track on Facebook



	Meet the Future at Brussels Innova The Institute will participate on this year’s Brussels Innova to meet people that share our passion for innovation and creativity. Futurist Mette Skovbjerg will give two short presentations about CIFS and radical innovation November 18 at the exhibition. Also visit our stand and have a chat about the future of business and society. Brussels Innova is an international platform promoting innovation, research and new technologies. It is free to participate if you register at the homepage of Brussels Innova: Brussels-innova.com Breaking Out - RE-Thinking HR After Hours: new members' report Breaking Out is a report for HR managers, strategic developers, organizations and the business community. The report is a result of the Institute’s continued monitoring and surveys of trends that all point towards a need to rethink HR. Come to After Hours Wednesday this week and hear the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies present the results of the report. Read more about After Hours and the report 100% Innovation & Management Future Club event at the Danish Embassy in Brussels 17 November Futurist Mette Skovbjerg will talk about what we can learn from the most successful innovators of our time, and the skills that separates innovators from the rest of us. This is also the theme of CIFS' 4th members' report of 2011. You will also experience our new Managing Director Keld Holm speaking about how Europe can reinvent itself to stay ahead. To reserve your seat, contact Henrik Persson Read the invitation (pdf) A recovery scenario for European construction Opportunities for energy efficiency improvements, challenges for emerging markets The Institute along with its partners in the Euroconstruct network host a conference on these themes as well as general construction perspectives on 9 November 2011 in Paris. More info about Eurocontruct United Dreams of Europe Just as the EU seems to be in its worst crisis ever a book 'United Dreams of Europe' is issued. It is based on interviews with young delegates from the European Parliament, 8 futurists including Johan Peter Paludan from the Institute, and students. It also contains a fascinating survey of attitudes to Europe in 13 EU countries, including Denmark. The Danes come out as rather extreme in many of the questions. The discussion continues on: Uniteddreamsofeurope.eu Trends in bits Speaking of Google... The future wallet is your phone (google.com) Forward to a friend




	International courses User-driven innovation Become creative employee of the future Dialogue-based scenario plannning Advertise in SCENARIO magazine Do you want to advertise in our prize winning magazine? Read more here. Future Clubs European Future Club 17 November, 2011 Stavanger Future Club 22 November, 2011 Oslo Future Club 23 November, 2011 About Future Club Navigating the Future Read more about a membership of The Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies here.




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