Foresight, innovation, and strategy

The book of foresight, innovation, and strategy, Cythina Wagner, Arab Organization. Predicting the future is no longer limited to thinkers and philosophers only, as it has now gained a scientific form through resorting to modern methods of collecting and analyzing information, and using mathematical and statistical techniques to anticipate possible developments. If future research has started from reading the industrial, agricultural, and environmental reality, then the success of future studies in this regard is not bad, but predicting what the social, economic, and financial reality will lead to remains much more difficult. These issues represent the central matter in this book, which includes research presented at the Future of the World Association conference (in Chicago in 2005), and was characterized by great importance because it addressed future visions that occupy a wide space of human interest, as humans are always eager to know what the future of upcoming generations will be like.