Business travel is dead. Consumer Privacy? no more. But we’ve learned to be more adaptive … and more willing to plan for uncertainty in the future. 

These are a few of the takeaways Amy Webb, founder of the Future Today Institute, sees resulting from fifteen months of living with the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Webb also describes some tech trends she anticipates for 2021 and beyond … and they may surprise you!

“The focus will be much less on a tiny screen that we hold in our hands, and instead to a constellation of devices that we will wear, and at some point we will start embedding, or ingesting, even.” 

Links: Future Today Institute newsletter, Amy Webb books, 2021 Tech Trends report, 

Business travel is dead. Consumer Privacy? no more. But we&rsquo;ve learned to be more adaptive &hellip; and more willing to plan for uncertainty in the future.&nbsp;
These are a few of the takeaways Amy Webb, founder of the Future Today Institute, sees resulting from fifteen months of living with the Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;
Webb also describes some tech trends she anticipates for 2021 and beyond &hellip; and they may surprise you!
&ldquo;The focus will be much less on a tiny screen that we hold in our hands, and instead to a constellation of devices that we will wear, and at some point we will start embedding, or ingesting, even.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Links: <a href="https://futuretodayinstitute.com/fti-newsletter-and-archive/">Future Today Institute newsletter</a>, <a href="https://amywebb.io/">Amy Webb books</a>, <a href="https://futuretodayinstitute.com/trends/">2021 Tech Trends report,&nbsp;</a>

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