Schweiz+ – Eine Expedition in ferne Zukünfte mit Ankunft im Heute!
Die Schweiz+ Publikation von armasuisse lädt dazu ein, die Verteidigung der Zukunft neu zu denken. Mit dem Ansatz der Zukunftsarchäologie sind Artefakte entstanden, die zum Nachdenken, Schmunzeln und Diskutieren anregen. Schweiz+ ist eine Einladung, das Unbekannte mit Neugier und Kühnheit zu erforschen.
Zurück zur Zukunft
(Book publication in German only)
Zukunft ist nichts, das einfach passiert. Zukunft ist, was wir heute gestalten. Selten in unserer Geschichte war Zukunftskompetenz so wichtig wie heute. Die Zukunftsforscher Markus Iofcea und Marcel Aberle möchten zur aktiven Auseinandersetzung mit Zukünften motivieren und dazu, wieder an Träume und Visionen zu glauben und helfen, sie umzusetzen.
INHALTE
Zukunftskompetenz als Grundlage für Gestaltung
Klarheit und Kreativität im Umgang mit Zukunftsbildern
Integration unterschiedlicher Zugänge zur Zukunft
Methodenbaukasten zur Gestaltung der Zukunft
Zukunftsgestaltung einer synoptischen Organisation
Von einer Opportunität zur Wirklichkeit: Wege in eine gestaltbare Zukunft
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Unlocking the future with the power of future archaeology
Markus Iofcea urges to make the future a priority in everyday business, not just a topic for occasional meetings. He explains why a forward-thinking mindset is key for long-term success. As a future archaeologist he sees the future as a vast archaeological site where many possible futures are buried and waiting to be discovered. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by TEDxHWZ (2024).
Forgive Memories - Short Story
Originally submitted to the “Echoes of Tomorrow: A Sci-Fi Short Story Competition”, at the Dubai Future Forum 2024.
Albert, the last remaining scientist in a world at the end of its final transformation, stands alone in a mysterious cave, covered in secrets. He performs one final, irreversible act as a glowing celestial sphere approaches. What happens when the last keeper of knowledge decides to let go?
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Essential Items — What will withhold the test of time and space?
at the Dubai Future Forum 2024, Adriana Marais, Paula Zuccotti, Markus Iofcea
Which objects define your time on planet Earth? And how would you decide what objects and values to bring to a planet different from Earth? Hear firsthand from a scientist who made these critical choices while planning for a journey to Mars and an artist who has photographed “everything we touch” over 24 hours.
Short Film – “Keiner von uns”
(in the making)
"Keiner von uns" explores our digital identities in a world where screens and algorithms define us. This short film challenges us to consider: are we still the authors of our own stories? Witness four characters navigate a digital labyrinth, interacting with their mannequin-like online personas.
Do you want to be a part of bringing this story to life? We're building our team and looking for talented collaborators.
If you're a filmmaker interested in joining this project, or you know someone who might be, we'd love to hear from you.
Designing tomorrow today
at the [Y]our 2040 gathering 2024
Chris Luebkeman, Markus Iofcea, Natascha Fürst (host)
What is the future? And can we plan for it? Foresight is an art and science, it weaves data and imagination. Markus approaches by forecasting trends into the future, while Chris favors painting a compelling vision, then utilizes research to bridge the gap from today to tomorrow. Showing us there are many ways to practice. Both encourage us to adopt a future-focused mindset.
Certain Thoughts about Uncertain Futures
The book takes you on a journey towards various possible futures. It is filled with essays, stories, visualizations, questions and even some recipes.
It highlights the most intriguing discoveries while time traveling to different futures to offer a glimpse into the fascinating worlds we’ve visited in the late 2010 during my time at Y Think Tank.
This book was created by Y Think Tank and was a published as a limited-edition print by UBS.
Source: UBS Y Think Tank