Tamira Snell is senior consultant and futurist at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies. She primarily focuses on the field of consumer and behavioral mega trends in the context of strategic and innovation purposes across various industries and sectors.
Tamira is an experienced futurist with a broad knowledge of trend implications and business model analysis with a people-centric approach. She is specialized in the identification of opportunity spaces for innovation leading to clear definitions of value propositions and go-to-market models including new products and services, (micro) segmentation, persona creation, user experience journeys, channel strategy, etc.
Tamira has a solid experience in exploratory research methods, lifestyle and socio-cultural analysis. She also covers presentations and workshops on trend research and the methodological frameworks for analysis of mega trends and their business implications.
Anne Dencker Bædkel is a futurist at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies. She is the editor of i.e. the Institute's members' reports and project manager on 3 reports so far. She also writes articles and does editorial work on SCENARIO Magazine as well as participate as a consultant in several projects for CIFS . Anne works with, does presentations about and writes about a variety of the Institute methods, such as megatrends, scenarios, trends analysis and horizon scanning. She is also head of the Global Scanning Network Unit “Consumers and Retail”, which is a research unit within the group of the Institute’s 10 virtual interns. Anne specializes in the everyday life of the individual and of (future) social groups, she has worked in particular with the future of work and worklife balance and focuses on the future employees, consumers and citizens from Generation Y and Z.
Claus Kjeldsen is an internationally known key note speaker giving presentations on various topics related to futures studies in a strategic perspective. Claus has also worked with several international and global companies on larger strategic projects involving futures studies - including retail brands, manufacturing companies and government institutions. Prior to his engagement with CIFS he worked as a management consultant and as CEO of start-up’s and turn around’s.
Global Scanning Review – 02:2015
NEW Report
This issue looks at city-level leadership, the entrepreneurial state, commuter trampolines, the de-growth economy, the monitored office, neuromanagement in organisations, the R&D mall, post-menuisum, streamlined shopping, the future of mood, internet therapy and much more. Become a member of CIFS to receive this regular briefing.
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NEW / CIFS Summer University, The Future Consumer and Marketplace 12-14 August, 2015
New course
The financial crisis seems to be at its end, and we are facing a new reality. It is very uncertain what this new reality will be like, but it is quite certain that now is the time to prepare. You need to make decisions today that will decide if your company will be successful in the years to come, because the change is starting right now. The major questions are: Will consumption return, and how? What will we buy from whom and where?
CIFS’s Summer University 2015 provides you with the knowledge and the tools you need to be able to evaluate what opportunities your company have. This is pure need to know.
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1/2015:Trust me I’m Not a Doctor – Health is changing with new technology
NEW Members´Report
Medicine and treatment is becoming more expensive. Even in developed countries, the healthcare systems must prioritize who and what will be treated and how, but the world will soon witness the Gutenberg process of the healthcare system: Genetics and information technology that moves the focus from system to individual and gives the masses opportunities previously reserved for the elite of society.We examine two aspects of future health: opportunities and challenges in using new technology and the inspiration that can be found in how developing countries organize their health systems.
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NEW / Master of the Future, Future-driven Innovation 10-12 June, 2015
New course
Master of the Future – Future-driven Innovation is a three-day course hosted by the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (CIFS), with a specific focus on trends, scenarios, and innovation. Master of the Future – Future-driven Innovation hosts a unique mix of input from CIFS experts in their field of specialisation, panel discussions, and workshop activities. The course is designed to promote the knowledge and tools that help foster innovation for the marketplace of the future.This course targets innovation managers, development managers and others responsible for developing and leading innovation programs in companies. Individuals with decision-making power, and those responsible for the strategy process.
NEW magazine
SCENARIO 02:2015
In this issue’s main article, we interview award-winning documentary filmmaker Michael Madsen. Madsen makes films that explore the human psyche through extreme scenarios like visits from outer space, life aboard a generation starship or how we may communicate the dangers of atomic waste to our descendents 100.000 years from now... Other topics and articles in this issue: Ben Wizner and Edward Snowden / Asleep at the Wheel / Future... Gifts / Egg-freezing: Yes or No? / Wildcard: China’s Collapse / Vladimir Suprun / Who are the russians and what do they want? / Roboutopia or robot dystopia? / SCENARIO-blog / Peter Pan-Syndrome / Behaviour / Techtalk / Lukas Renlund: Drive-by Shooting / Ideas, visions, trends and much more...
Read SCENARIO 02:2015 here (requires login)
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NEW / Global Scanning Review 1/2015
Members´Report
CIFS is happy to introduce the Global Scanning Review - a new, exclusive bi-monthly digital publication for members. This issue looks at the quantifiable liveable city, urban happiness meters, semantic intelligence, the personal data free market, the reciprocity advantage, the new financial literacy, inspiration corridors, hotel retail, web 3.0, big data and the creation of food, the age of loneliness and much more.
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Report: Trends for tomorrow
Members´Report
Trends are important since they bolster our understanding of the complexity that surrounds us and are helpful in guiding our descision-making by identifying emerging opportunities and threats. CIFS has identified a selection of eight diverse trends which we expect to have significant implications for governments and business alike. They all represent a general, observed change in society linked to individual empowerment, technological development, and, not least, demographic change and sustainability.
Read Trends for tomorrow (requires login)
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White book ISS 2020 Vision: Future of Public Sector Outsourcing
New report
Created in close collaboration with ISS, the new white book ISS 2020 Vision: Future of Public Sector Outsourcing addresses how the public sector can maintain a high level of welfare services to an aging population with more individual demands – at lower costs.
The future challenges of the public sector will be related to asset management and optimization of the infrastructure and services within that entity. There are more things today that can be considered Facility Management than ever before, offering unparalleled opportunities for establishing new collaborative models. Tomorrows Facility Management solutions will no longer be limited to servicing buildings and infrastructure. Rather, Facility Management will be required to play an increasingly important and integral role in enabling the free flow of information, people, and objects, while creating a high quality experience for citizens.
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New initiative: "BIG FUTURE 2025 – business with sustainable growth"
Project
SydEnergi, headed by Niels Duedahl, has initiated in collaboration with Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, a think tank with the name “BIG FUTURE 2025 – business with sustainable growth. The initiative, consisting of a vision study and an independent Advisory Board, will focus on how companies strategically and tactically prepare as best they can for a future where economic growth e.g. needs to walk hand in hand with sustainability in climate and resources. Several weighty business profiles have accepted becoming part of the initiative, including Ditlev Engel, who will head the Advisory Board.
BIG FUTURE is an independent vision study that will be facilitated by Senior Futurist Carsten Beck from the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, and he points out: “No matter what we do, there are a range of megatrends and tendencies that the Danish business community needs to consider. However, the potential is vast, and hence growth will follow the ones who most rapidly are able to adapt their companies to the new market opportunities.
The BIG FUTURE study, which will run the next 12 months, consists of workshops, interviews, a growth seminar and conference, and advisory board meetings. The study will culminate in a comprehensive report with a management presentation that can be used strategically and inspire more Danish companies to create sustainable growth.
New report: Harnessing European Labour Mobility
Project
The Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies has for the German think tank Bertelsmann Stiftung worked on the project Harnessing European Labour Mobility, and the results was just launched in new report in Brussels.
The free movement of workers, while being one of the EU’s key success stories, remains the topic of heated debates. The project Harnessing European Labour Mobility aims to re-orientate the debate about free movement to the essential question: What can the European Union and individual Member States do in order to facilitate intra-EU labour mobility and maximize its potential for growth and employment?
The Institute has among other things contributed with workshop facilitation and scenario analysis for the project.
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