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Tuesday, March 25, 2025

visionary insights from the „Next Horizon Thinking“ Masterclass with Craig Rispin CSP and Ashton Bishop of Step Change




Great insights from Gunnar Habitz after attending the futurist  Craig Rispin’s Masterclass 

Craig had helped many companies from Apple to ASX200 companies challenging their strategic planning activities.

He is known as a „crystal ball dressed in a suit“ being steps ahead of others.


What comes first when you create your strategy: the immediate future or the time afterwards?
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We don‘t define the next step but rather the next step after and then work backwards 

Most of us feel the challenge of crafting a winning strategy.

Especially in disruptive times like now with AI being everywhere - it is a real struggle to get it right - instead of just saying
 „we will just grow by 10%“.
Should  data becomes a business asset that should be valued and included in the balance sheet 

How get the right data we need and can we use it?

Here are my key takeaways from this insightful workshop:

1. Strategy is a choice of how and where to invest our resources to gain an expected outcome.

2. Moore‘s Law of doubling computing power regularly turned into 150X growth due to AI progress.

3. AI helps normal people build, ship and market products easily.

4. AI becomes a disruptive shortcut for manual tasks like compliance checks.

5. Storing data as the fuel of innovation moves from data centres to storing inside the DNA (!).

How do you advance your business in the age of AI everywhere to lead and don‘t keep left behind?

#innovation #strategy #digitalmarketing

Sunday, March 9, 2025

🌾 The Future of Agribusiness: Innovation, Resilience, and Growth 🌍




My friend Zsolt Nagy is arguably one of the most connected humans on the planet.

He has various onterests around the world 🌍, including an agribusiness in Slovakia .

Here is his takeouts from a mastermind of 168 agribusiness leaders and innovators from around the world at a high-level strategic forum, , where they  tackled some of the most pressing challenges and groundbreaking opportunities shaping the future of agriculture.

🌾 The Future of Agribusiness: Innovation, Resilience, and Growth 🌍

This wasn’t just a program—it was a global exchange of ideas, exploring how we can future-proof agribusiness through innovation, sustainability, and strategic adaptation.

🔥 Key themes that shaped our discussions:
🌍 Climate Resilience – The impact of shifting weather patterns on crop yields and how adaptive farming can mitigate risks.
📊 Data & Technology – Precision farming, AI-driven decision-making, and automation as the foundation of modern agribusiness.
🌾 Sustainability & Consumer Demand – How transparency, regenerative practices, and alternative food systems are reshaping the industry.
💼 Strategic Business Models – Agility, market diversification, and value-chain collaboration as tools for long-term success.

What truly set this gathering apart were the real-world case studies, offering deep insights into the transformations happening across Europe and Slovakia. From agritech-driven efficiency in Central Europe to the rise of biogas as a sustainable energy source, the message was clear—small, smart changes drive exponential impact.

💡 Key takeaways as an agribusiness expert:
🔸 Technology is no longer optional—it’s the competitive edge that will define the next generation of agricultural success.
🔸 Collaboration is power—supply chain resilience depends on stronger partnerships between farmers, processors, and retailers.
🔸 Adaptability is survival—those who embrace new revenue streams, sustainable models, and consumer-driven changes will lead the industry.

With agriculture in Slovakia and Europe undergoing a major transformation, the opportunity to drive meaningful change has never been greater. 🚜💡 From integrating renewable energy to expanding precision agriculture, I am more motivated than ever to apply these insights and push the boundaries of what’s possible in our industry.

🌟 What trends or innovations do you see shaping the future of agribusiness in 2025? Let’s connect and discuss!

#Agribusiness #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureOfFarming #AgricultureLeadership #AgriTech #Growth

Wednesday, January 8, 2025

Future of jobs report #wef world economic forum




Interesting analysis by Kala Philip of BSI Learning re the future of jobs report in 2025 from the World Exonomic Forum 


The Future of Jobs Report 2025 predicts a net increase of 78 million jobs globally by 2030, with Australia experiencing a 7% growth in total employment. 

However, these changes will not come without disruption. Approximately 20% of careers are expected to undergo fundamental shifts due to the rapid pace of social, economic, and technological changes. 

Roles expected to see the most growth include:


💥*Frontline positions: Delivery drivers, construction workers, farmworkers, sales professionals, and food processing workers.

💥*Care economy jobs: Aged care workers, social workers, nurses, and schoolteachers.

💥*Technology specialists: Data analysts, artificial intelligence (AI) specialists, software engineers, and fintech professionals.

💥*Green economy roles: Electric vehicle specialists, renewable energy engineers, and environmental engineers.

Effective reskilling and upskilling initiatives, along with improving talent progression and promotion, are also seen as holding high potential for talent attraction. 

Funding for - and provision of - reskilling and upskilling are seen as the two most welcomed public policies to boost talent availability.

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#referron -#bsifinance