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Emerging Need State 21: Trusted partners for the new insecurity

September 1, 2012 by Andy Hines Leave a Comment

Requiring trusted partners in turbulent times, with the economy, terror, resource shortages, environmental issues, privacy invasion, identity theft, etc.

“Trusted partners for the new insecurity is the first of three emerging need states at the core of the 7th (and final) meta need  in ConsumerShift.

These consumers are acutely aware of the problems and challenges facing the world. They feel that the world has become an increasingly insecure place, and they feel that insecurity personally. Security is thus a core need for this group.

They are not sure whom to trust, and thus they place great value on building trust and having trusting relationships. They are looking for help in navigating through an increasingly complex world, both from people, technologies, and organizations. They are looking for means of reassurance and will be appreciative of whatever the source of that might be.  Andy Hines

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Which Energy Future?

November 1, 2010 by Andy Hines 23 Comments

I’m giving a talk on the future of energy on November 11th…….

Attend Our Exclusive Houston Event: Which Energy Future?

An exclusive event with compelling insight into the future of Energy.
The global energy industry is of critical importance to national security and it is being threatened by the federally imposed drilling moratorium, uncertainty on taxation and an absent energy policy. Internationally renowned Futurist, Energy Industry Advisor and University of Houston Professor Andy Hines offers three scenarios for the future of energy in the United States and the world. Join Mr. Hines and Harvey Nash Global CEO Albert Ellis for a thought-provoking, engaging and informative event that you simply cannot afford to miss.

RSVP to Attend the Harvey Nash Event: Which Energy Future?
Event Details
Date: November 11, 2010
Time: 7:30-9:00 a.m. Continental breakfast, presentation and Q&A with Andy Hines
Where: The Houstonian Hotel, 111 North Post Oak Lane, Houston, Texas 77024

– Andy Hines

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