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What the future of business looks like

Patrick Dixon is the man the Wall Street Journal described as a ‘global change guru’. His book The Future of Almost Everything is his inside line on the world in […]

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Patrick Dixon is the man the Wall Street Journal described as a ‘global change guru’. His book The Future of Almost Everything is his inside line on the world in 2030 and the trends that are reshaping the way we live and do business now. To survive and prosper Dixon says businesses must confront a future where customers and markets, politics and demographics, technology and skills, and opportunities and choices will be very different to today.

Global changes will affect every business and every life, and the time to start preparing is right now, he says. A book that’s compelling, engaging and thought-provoking.

ISBN: 978-17812-54974

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