J M Docks

Disruptive Change J M Docks

The dawn of the 21st century has witnessed many disruptive changes in business and communications changing the way we travel, communicate and do business. We hear of the AirBnB's, the Ubers and the Kickstarters. But deep down, we're subconsciously aware of a shift more extensive than good business. Transformations in power leading us all to sense that something BIG is happening. Book one of The Futurist Series, Disruptive Change argues that the models on which government and traditional business are built are dangerously outdated. In order for the 21st century to be successful new models (of government, economic infrastructure and social policy) must evolve which reflect the conditions of our time. Government must find a balance between democracy and technocracy, global economies must adjust to a new reality; that micro entrepreneurship will replace employment, and much more. With history on the verge of repeating, Disruptive Change asserts that the intimidating and confusing wave of changes sweeping nations across the globe is not only a good thing, but presents global citizens the opportunity to correct the historical wrongs of modern civilization and build new models which serve the best interest of future generations.