Scan™ Signals of Change and Patterns
Every month Scan provides:
- 6 Signals of Change—distilled and evaluated Patterns—providing actionable insights for clients across all industries, functions, and disciplines.
- 12 Patterns—sorted and combined Abstracts crossing industries, regions, and disciplines—providing a robust and verifiable set of changes that will affect businesses.
2010
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February 2010:
Signals of Change
- SoC422 – Accelerated Knowledge Augmentation
- SoC421 – Leveraging Employees' Emotions
- SoC420 – Crowdsourcing Internal Operations
- SoC419 – Overcoming Corporate Forgetting Curves
- SoC418 – The Growing Market for Body Enhancements
- SoC417 – Meeting and Connecting Virtually
Patterns
- P0024 – Rethinking Regional Planning
- P0023 – Unintended Consequences of New Energy
- P0022 – Print-Based Manufacturing
- P0021 – Focusing the Point of Decision
- P0020 – Micropower Expanding Design Options
- P0019 – Pain of Demographic Change
- P0018 – A Boost for Personalized Medicine
- P0017 – The Fun Factor
- P0016 – Truth in Labeling
- P0015 – Harvesting the Oceans
- P0014 – Alternative Mobile Realities
- P0013 – The Tablet Trend
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January 2010:
Signals of Change
- SoC416 – Corporate Genetic Liability
- SoC415 – Retirement Retires: The End of Retirement As We Know It
- SoC414 – Tinkerers, Makers, Innovators
- SoC413 – The 3-D Revolution
- SoC412 – Forget to Survive
- SoC411 – Human Robot or Robotic Human?
Patterns
- P0012 – New Farming Approaches
- P0011 – Medical Advances Diminish Personal Responsibility
- P0010 – Digitally Augmented Living
- P0009 – Too Many Health Tests
- P0008 – Personal Technology
- P0007 – Cell Phones as Ubiquitous Innovation Platforms
- P0006 – Employment Practices: A Caution
- P0005 – Life and Death at the Supermarket
- P0004 – Reading 2.0 or 0.2
- P0003 – Sustainability Needs Standards
- P0002 – Citizen Surveillance
- P0001 – New Approaches to Knowledge Creation and Distribution
Earlier Archives
Before January 2010, Scan published Scan™ Monthly highlighting Signals of Change and Insights.
See the Scan™ Monthly archive
