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Leadership, Motivational Management Training - Great Events - keynote at conference for 4,500 Patrick Dixon ranked 1 of 20 most influential business thinkers (Thinkers 50 2005) http://www.globalchange.com Great events change people - keynote conference speaker for 4,500 event organisers (MPI). Future corporate events: motivational leadership programmes, executive education, team development, seminars, workshops, groups, forums, think tanks, team building exercises and client events. Effective management depends on great communication of leadership vision, mission and strategy. Conference organisation and event planning. Great leadership speeches, motivational tools for team leadership, and how to communicate with large audiences. Change management, business transformation and vision building. Video by keynote conference speaker and Futurist Patrick Dixon. How to motivate business leaders for high performance, profitability and shareholder value. Industry trends for successful events in banking, insurance, retail, manufacturing, services, marketing, aviation, travel, transport, tourism, government and non profit organisations, energy, food and drink, IT and communications and other sectors. Secrets of successful corporate events, and how to give a great, inspiring, uplifting, encouraging, powerful CEO keynote speech. Effective programme development and manager training. Work-life balance and workplace motivation, leadership styles. Why staging, lighting, theatre and performance really matter in successful corporate events. Videoconferencing, virtual teams, virtual working and virtual organisations why most people do not like videoconferencing and how to make video interviews or presentations work in conference programmes. How to create and deliver great lectures using powerpoint and other technology. Innovation and creativity in conference planning or business school programmes. Impact of global warming, climate change and energy prices on demand for corporate events, corporate travel and event location. Secrets of great event production, staging and use of multimedia. Tags: Business Communications Media Humanities Conference keynote speech presentation lecture event corporate industry

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2020 Future seen from 2015: Futurist Mobile World. Consumer Trends:keynote conference speaker 2015 scenario: Future by 2020. http://www.globalchange.com communications, marketing, management, leadership, virtual teams and virtual organisations. Customer focus in product design, advertising, brand development, software and hardware. Mobile marketing and positional advertising trends. Consumer use of personal organisers and mobile devices, mobile phones and other technology. Virtual switchboards, virtual meetings and distance learning. Future bandwidth, video streaming demand, convergence and divergence of technology. Future innovations in communication. Mobile phone strategy for emerging markets and developed markets. Banks will become phone companies and telecom companies will become banks using personal organisers. Mobile payment systems, micropayments, mobile phone credit card transactions and loans. All innovation is divergent - doing things different and better. But most companies focus on convergence on price, quality, features.image, branding, winning customers, online marketing and building trust. Consumer changes, preferences and lifestyles. Keynote conference futurist speaker - Patrick Dixon. Energy saving, global warming, carbon neutral business and helping climate change. Videoconferencing and virtual teams. Winning the war for talent - motivation and leadership styles. Tags: telecom marketing lifestyles markets consumers customers clients communications management mobile phones leadership glob business computer science engineering media

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Future of the Pharmaceutical Industry - keynote conference speaker on health trends http://www.globalchange.com Future trends in the pharmaceutical industry. Lack of innovation in pharma companies and empty product pipeline. Generic competition and product recalls. Drug development and novel substances. Large molecule and small molecule therapeutics. Risk profiles and clinical trials. Side effects, gene profile typing and pharmacogenomics. Health care, wellness, enhanced performance and lifestyle drugs. Patent expiry and intellectual property protection. Legal challenges and research scandals. Biogenerics and large molecule therapeutics. Cellular mechanisms of disease. Unmet needs. Government purchasing policies, future of medicare and health insurance cover. Online pharmacy price pressures. Over the counter and pharmacists - pharmacy products. Neutraceuticals and cosmetics. Search for new treatment blockbusters. Chronic disease, childhood disease, vaccines and orphan therapies. Rheumatoid and asthma. Antibiotics and multiple drug resistance problems. Search for powerful antiviral therapy. Future health funding and ageing populations. Contrast with emerging markets. Health economics: treatment access and justice issues. Pharmacogenomics and gene prophecy. Ethical issues in pharmaceuticals. HIV and AIDS. Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker and futurist. Tags: business care costs funding generics health industry innovation manufacturers patents pharma pharmaceutical pipeline

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How green is your digital world? Saving IT costs and environment - conference speaker http://www.globalchange.com How IT companies part of $40 trillion global race to reduce energy use over 20 years. IT major consumer of energy. “Greening of IT” is creating major new business opportunities, can improve corporate image, and may increase customer loyalty. Conference keynote speaker - futurist video by Patrick Dixon. 500 million obsolete computers in America, 130 million mobile phones thrown away each year. E-waste 2% of solid municipal waste in America, hazards polluting water supplies or endangering wildlife. lead pollution in land fill - printed circuit boards and components, mercury and cadmium, linked to cancer, reproductive problems, other illnesses. Apple banned asbestos, cadmium, mercury and lead and barium, brominated flame retardants and polyvinyl chloride. recycling. Hewlett-Packard has taken a lead. 1 trillion kilowatt hours of electricity was used last year to power the web – 5.3% of all global power use and 9.4% of electricity consumption in the US. Web servers alone already consume more than 1% of global electricity, growing 14-20% a year. A single 50,000 square feet data centre uses around 5 megawatts – enough to power more than 5,000 homes. more efficient power supplies for example. Other ways to reduce web server energy losses include: power management software (Windows Server 2008 boasts 10% energy savings, but Linux does better); more efficient chips; better cooling systems; better use of fibre-optics, turning additional servers on and off depending on load (200,000 servers can be powered up in less than 5 minutes). Other actions we can take include adjusting cooling systems to the numbers of servers actually active; using heat exchangers to cool server farms and heat nearby homes; more efficient data switching / networking and using solar power from local units; separating sections of IT rooms to run at different ambient temperatures according to equipment need; place air conditioning units closer to equipment to reduce distance air has to ... Tags: carbon computers cost economy energy environment footprint global green it pollution savings warming

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How Green IT saves money and energy, improves image and environment - keynote http://www.globalchange.com Green IT for different reasons. Pollution in manufacturing or disposal. Save energy costs. IT directors pressure to save money, increase efficiency. meet environmental standards do all at almost zero cost, if capital outlay on Green IT offset against savings in future.. Corporations changing their hardware, better software, improving operating environment, increasing recycling and encouraging work more efficiently. Greening of IT improve corporate image, customer loyalty, staff retention and productivity. IT, real estate example, electricity bills for office block and financial incentive for the IT department. Save the planet by reducing energy on paper printing and travel. Electrical power used in gadgets, computers and other equipment: mobile phone power supplies, wireless router, computers, plasma screens, digital TV receivers and so on. 1 trillion kilowatt hours of electricity was used last year to power the web 5.3% of all global power use and 9.4% of electricity consumption in the US. Video by futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Web traffic will grow 40-100 times over next 15 years, mainly as a result of video on demand. Web servers consume more than 1% of global electricity, growing 14-20% a year. 50,000 square feet data centre uses 5 megawatts enough to power more than 5,000 homes. Web servers in large data centres across America use the equivalent of a full years output from seven 1,000 megawatt power plants. Green IT means more efficient power supplies; power management software (Windows Server 2008, but Linux does better); more efficient chips; better cooling systems; better use of fibre-optics, turning additional servers on and off, adjusting cooling systems to the numbers of servers actually active; separate sections of IT rooms at different ambient temperatures; placing air conditioning units closer; using heat exchangers to cool server farms and low energy lighting. Virtual Servers to save energy. Virtual setup allows multiple operating systems and applications to run on same computers not x86 computer hardware. IT infrastructure sharing servers like Norton / Symantec for backup. Plasma screens use four times as much energy as old cathode ray tube displays / TVs. Equipment left on standby which wastes 5 million tons of CO2 every year in the US alone. Attention to disposal and recycling reducing the amount of toxins used in manufacture, reducing lead, cadmium and other pollutants in circuit boards, connectors, batteries and components, and enabling 100% capture after disposal. Hazard reduction in manufacture. More than 1,000 chemicals used during electronics production, such as lead, mercury and cadmium, have been linked to cancer, reproductive problems and other illnesses. Apple has banned a long list of toxic substances from its products, including asbestos, cadmium, mercury and lead. In 2006, the company stopped using CRT monitors, which contain lead oxide and barium. Apple also removed lead from its batteries and has ended use of brominated flame retardants and polyvinyl chloride. Intel has already reduced use of substances which contribute to global warming and is working to replace isopropyl alcohol, a volatile solvent known to contribute to smog, used to clean the edge of silicon wafers during manufacturing. Hewlett-Packard has taken a lead, with 250 million pounds of hardware and print cartridges recovered in 2007, double the previous year. Their target is to reuse 2 billion pounds of products by the end of 2010. Tags: technology it computers global warming carbon pollution green energy saving business communications economics

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How to lose millions - dangers from "unique" business offers. Business risks and scandals. Lessons from collapse of Icelandic Banks. Safer investments and managing your money wisely. Comment by Patrick Dixon on how millions were lost in Icelandic bank accounts and lessons to learn about how to make money and how to avoid heavy losses. Rates of return on investments. Assessing risks in fund management and real estate investment. Exchange rate risks and how they impact international investment. Economy risks, political risks, industry risks - all need to be priced into decisions about where to put your money. How to make money and increase your wealth. Portfolio management. What economists think about global risks, banks, banking, insurance and other industry investments. Tags: business economics banks investments funds portfolio rate interest economist economy economic banking iceland risks opportunities make money

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Credit Crunch: Insurance companies and hedge funds crisis. Why economists expect further stock market instability. Comment by keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Insurance companies and hedge funds crisis following credit crunch and stock market crash. Why economists are worried. Impact on global economy. Comment by Patrick Dixon. Tags: shares business economics banking insurance industry hedge funds

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Future of Satellites, Broadband, Communications and Mobile Phones. Comment on future of communications industry by keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Future of Satellites, Broadband, Communications and Mobile Phones. Client event for SSL (Loral) on satellite industry trends in manufacturing, servicing, launch, space communications, mobile phone networks, broadband, mobile internet, video on demand, video streaming and the future of the internet. Global online bandwidth forecasts and impact of high definition TV on satellite bandwidth demand. Commercialisation of space. New satellite technologies and capacity forecasts. Future of geosynchronous satellites and low orbit satellites - in meeting demand in mature markets and emerging economies / Africa, Asia and Latin America. Video by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon Tags: satellites communication phones bandwidth industry mobiles broadband 3g telecom operators

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How to increase productivity: read for speed faster than listening. Bandwidth of eyes faster than ears. Impact on workplace, technology, phones, devices, screen size and communication. Conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Read for speed faster than listening. Bandwidth of eye hugely faster than hearing. Impact on technology, phones, devices, screen size and communication. Part of presentation for Nokia by Conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Why reading is faster than listening. Bandwidth capacity of human eyes, ears and brain. Data flow and communication, speech recognition by human beings slower than scanning text by human eye. Why newspapers, magazines, books and other printed media are faster to read than text on computer screen and faster than voice calls / telephone. Impact on technology, innovation, design of devices, computers, displays. Ultra high resolution and digital paper limitations. Speed of reading e-mail compared to printed documents. Workplace efficiency and how to increase productivity. Video by Futurist conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: bandwidth communication data devices digital resolution screen technology transmission

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Think out of the box - be radical. Innovation, strategy, leadership, change management, innovation and customer insight. Keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Institutional blindness thinking outside the box, radical innovation or just benchmarking against competitors. Reducing risk and issues in the credit crunch / sub-prime crisis. Convergence v divergence. Business strategy development and leadership insight. How to bring fresh perspectives into the organisation. Secrets of successful business and winning competitive advantage. Finding new approaches in marketing, banking and financial services. Innovative teams and new products, processes and services. Change management new structures and ways of seeing things. by Futurist conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: business competition competitive innovation innovative insight leadership management product radical services team

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Personal Guide to Survive Credit Crunch 10 steps in 60 seconds. What to do in economic slowdown or recession keynote conference speaker and Futurist Dr Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com How to survive the credit crunch. 10 steps to take to control costs and juggle personal finance. Secrets of survival in slowdown of the economy, economic slump, recession or depression. Who makes profits in a downturn. Stop and think about all spending and personal finance, incoming and outgoing expenditure, household budgeting, cut utility bills, gas, electric, phone, water. Consolidation of loans. Take care before repaying mortgage early. Enjoy free leisure activities. Invest in key relationships and family. Comment by Futurist conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon. Tags: bills budgeting costs debt economic economy finance household managing outgoings personal reduction utilities

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Banks Nationalisation in Credit Crunch . Future after huge capital injection by governments in exchange for banking shares. Impact on wider economy, global economic crisis and future of banking. Comment by keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com. Life after nationalisation of banks Europe, UK, US government action to take shares in exchange for injection of capital. What happens after radical action on credit crunch and banking share price collapse. Future trends in banking and financial services? Risk of global economic meltdown - how market fear and greed creates chaos. Many risks of further price falls, when market traders driven by fear and uncertainty. Why markets over-react. Restoring investor confidence and trust, taking advantage of new investment opportunities. Taking long term investor view. Restoring stability to global markets. Recession and depression lessons from history. Sub-prime crisis and fear of unknown liabilities. Inter-bank lending may take a long time to recover even with huge government bailouts, injection of liquidity, partial nationalisation of banks (capitalisation). The sharper the recession and market collapse, the stronger the measures that will be taken (eg cutting interest rates) and more likely it is that when economic recovery comes, it could lead to another big cycle of boom and bust. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: banking banks credit crisis crunch cycles economic global investment investor lending market meltdown nationalisation

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How to Survive the Credit Crunch. 60 second guide to business success in economic slowdown or recession. Keynote conference speaker and Futurist Dr Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com How to survive the credit crunch. Secrets of business success in slowdown of the economy, economic slump, recession or depression. Who makes profits in a downturn. Cash is king, cut for growth, look for big bargains, focus on biggest customers. Leadership in recession. Cost-cutting and efficiency. Increasing company productivity. Credit crunch impact on small to medium sized business SMEs. Multinational corporations layoffs and redundancies. Preparing for economic recovery and economic growth. Comment by Futurist conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon. Tags: business corporate corporation economic economy leadership management profits recession success

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Nationalisation of Banks: credit crunch, global economic crisis. Government capital for banking shares. Future economy and banking - conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com. Nationalisation of banks Europe, UK, US government action to take shares in exchange for injection of capital. Impact of credit crunch and banking share price collapse. Future trends in banking and financial services? Risk of global economic meltdown - how market fear and greed creates chaos. Many risks of further price falls, when market traders driven by fear and uncertainty. Why markets over-react. Restoring investor confidence and trust, taking advantage of new investment opportunities. Taking long term investor view. Restoring stability to global markets. Recession and depression lessons from history. Sub-prime crisis and fear of unknown liabilities. Inter-bank lending may take a long time to recover even with huge government bailouts, injection of liquidity, partial nationalisation of banks (capitalisation). The sharper the recession and market collapse, the stronger the measures that will be taken (eg cutting interest rates) and more likely it is that when economic recovery comes, it could lead to another big cycle of boom and bust. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: banking banks credit crisis crunch cycles economic global investment investor lending market meltdown nationalisation

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Better corporate events, seminars and conferences business travel and hospitality trends. Impact on airlines, venues and event planning - conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Better corporate events, seminars and conferences business travel and hospitality trends by conference keynote speaker Patrick Dixon. Growth in corporate events will continue despite global warming concerns and issues about carbon footprint. Virtual companies still need to meet in corporate events, business units, senior teams for strategy, communicating vision building, managing change and forming corporate tribes. Client events and in-house conferences, workshops and seminars. Combined with client events and client meetings. Focussed, efficient business meetings. Need for variety and high standards unusual corporate venues eg cruise ships, discovery programmes linked to non-profit organisations. Impact on aviation, airlines, hotels, restaurants, travel agencies and event organisers. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget business corporate holiday hospitality hotels low package price restaurants tourism travel

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Future of Travel and Tourism ecotravel, carbon ... http://www.globalchange.comFuture of Travel and Tourism ecotravel, carbon footprint, global warming and sustainability. Importance of relationships for travellers. Adventure tourism, eco tourism, educational trips. Growth of do-it-yourself packaging own hotels, flights and car hire. Increasing impact of green issues: envcironment issues, carbon footprint. Travel is about relationships. Travelling together or to be with other people. Relationships are at the heart of business and leisure travel. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: availability booking business corporate holidays industry marketing online rental tourism tourists travel vacation

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Future Travel Industry Online Pricing and Marketing http://www.globalchange.com Future Travel Industry Online Pricing and Marketing Business opportunities in travel, airline industry, tourism, hotels and hospitality.Online travel bookings future of travel agents, impact of Web 2.0 online communities such as TripAdvisor. Expect radical changes to pricing structures for all large hotels, flights etc live auctions and dynamic pricing models. Expect slow death of mass market package holdays. Future of cruise market will be healthy ever larger ships will become destinations in their own right. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Still too hard to find hotels, villas, apartments online. Online marketing trends - hotels, holidays, airlines, restaurants and vacation packages. How aviation industry model can be used to sell hotel rooms, villas, resorts, holiday rental apartments. Ways to improve online marketing in business travel, tourism and hospitality industries. Brochures and travel agents look last-century. Instant online booking systems showing total availability of accommodation, car hire, flight seats and so on. Corporate travellers require fast access to all information and ordinary tourists are also becoming very demanding. Need for fuller information while searching. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: availability booking business corporate holidays industry marketing online rental tourism tourists travel vacation

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Future of budget airlines is business model sustainable with higher oil prices and competition? Decline of traditional airlines economy class - and rise of premium business comfort http://www.globalchange.com Budget airlines will survive but expect consolidation. Future of Easyjet and Ryanair competition from smaller carriers. Expect convergence between traditional airlines (cutting cost) and budget airlines (slightly more comfortable, and higher seat prices). But the two kinds of airlines will remain different. Future of airlines and aviation industry. Fall in average price paid per seat over last 15 years despite oil price rises. Average load factors, price per seat, revenues from air freight, additional hold baggage, in-flight meals, in-flight entertainment, priority boarding, wheelchair assistance and other extras. Fuel surcharges apply to most airlines but some budget airlines use newer aircraft to increase fuel efficiency and fewer empty seats means more passenger miles per ton of carbon dioxide emissions. Expect average cost per seat paid by average air traveller to continue to fall as traditional airlines become much more efficient. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget culture experience hotels low obesity old older price restaurants retired tourism travel

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Culture and travel new experiences in travel and tourism. Eco-travel, historic cities, great architecture, unusual food, learning - growing markets http://www.globalchange.com Ecotravel, culture trips, adventure holidays experience is vital to future of travel and tourism as well as in corporate event planning. Expect huge growth in older travellers looking for more than sun, sand, beach and food. Culture and experience, combined with learning new skills sports or things like painting, writing and creative arts. Language, music, architecture, cuisine, atmosphere, public festivals. Impact on hotels, travel agents, package holiday sales, niche marketing strategies, demand for city breaks, and developing off season demand. Impact on cruise ship industry, rail travel and coach tour companies. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget culture experience hotels low obesity old older price restaurants retired tourism travel

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Older travellers with time and money impact on travel industry tourism, hotels and restaurants. Larger print, easy access, easy parking, comfort, security, safety - and helpful staff http://www.globalchange.com Older travellers (anyone over 50) have different needs. Grey spending power. For example they need reading glasses to read a menu in a restaurant by candelight. Example of customer blindness by staff to needs of retired people. Need to be focussed on customer needs: comfort, quality, convenience, security and for travel companions (especially those who are over 80 who are often bereaved. Senior citizens impact of medical / health tourism. 1 million health-related visits to Thailand and 100,000 to India. Other trends relating to travel and tourism industries. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget hospitality hotels low obesity old older package price restaurants retired tourism travel

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Obesity impact on travel, aviation and hotel industry. Mobility and access for older travellers and those with health issues - comment by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon http://www.globalchange.com Seat size, problems with stairs, bed too weak, chairs that break these are all growing problems as travellers get older and heavier. More people are overweight. Need for better customer service in travel and hospitality industries. Airlines, restaurants and hotels need to improve access for obese people. Travel and tourism trends. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget holiday hospitality hotels leisure low obesity package price restaurants tourism travel

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Future of Long Haul Travel - impact on airlines and aviation industry: new travellers from emerging markets such as China and India - hundreds of millions of new tourists http://www.globalchange.com Expect rapid growth of tourists from emerging markets. India and China travel boost to tourism and business travel. Travel and tourism growth will be seen in short breaks, intensive therapy, spas, health vacations, experiences - but long haul travellers and tourists often want arranged tours, guides, interpreters and travel advice. Leisure industry and corporate market business travel. Future trends - impact on aviation, hotels, restaurants, package holidays, travel agents and other parts of the travel, tourism and hospitality industries. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget business holiday hospitality hotels leisure low package price restaurants tourism travel

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Future Travel Industry Online Marketing Business opportunities in travel, airline industry, tourism, hotels and hospitality. Instant online booking systems that combine all hotels / villas / apartments / flights http://www.globalchange.com Future Travel Industry Online Marketing Business opportunities in travel, airline industry, tourism, hotels and hospitality. Still too hard to find hotels, villas, apartments online. Online marketing trends - hotels, holidays, airlines, restaurants and vacation packages. How aviation industry model can be used to sell hotel rooms, villas, resorts, holiday rental apartments. Ways to improve online marketing in business travel, tourism and hospitality industries. Brochures and travel agents look last-century. Instant online booking systems showing total availability of accommodation, car hire, flight seats and so on. Corporate travellers require fast access to all information and ordinary tourists are also becoming very demanding. Need for fuller information while searching. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Online travel bookings future of travel agents, impact of Web 2.0 online communities such as TripAdvisor. Expect radical changes to pricing structures for all large hotels, flights etc live auctions and dynamic pricing models. Expect slow death of mass market package holdays. Future of cruise market will be healthy ever larger ships will become destinations in their own right. Tags: availability booking business corporate holidays industry marketing online rental tourism tourists travel vacation

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Future of travel, leisure and tourism industry - service at speed is everything and how tourists feel about a location or country. Connect with passion to build your tourist business. http://www.globalchange.com Future of travel, leisure and tourism industries speed is everything. Travellers are affected by emotional issues seen when US tourists stayed away from France after France refused to support the US in the Iraq War. In a fast changing world, where people are under huge time pressure, travel and tourism growth will be seen in short breaks, intensive therapy, spas, health vacations, experiences. Leisure industry and corporate market business travel. Future trends - impact on aviation, hotels, restaurants, package holidays, travel agents and other parts of the travel, tourism and hospitality industries. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget business holiday hospitality hotels leisure low package price restaurants tourism travel

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Future of hotels and hospitality industry: how hotels fail their guests and how to be the best hotel in town at almost zero cost. How to run a successful hotel for business travellers. http://www.globalchange.com Many hotels dont understand travellers. Tired travellers need better service. Hotel problems in reception, checkin, checkout, poor room facilities. How to improve hotel customer service. Speeding up hotel checkin. Problems with payment systems. Wasted time in guest registration and payment for extras. Internet charges should be included as business expense in bill. Simple ways to improve customer satisfaction in hotels. Make sure desk is large enough, with power sockets, high speed internet included, iron and board, fridge with room for own food. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: airlines aviation budget business holiday hospitality hotels leisure low package price restaurants tourism travel

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Credit crunch risks to global economy - threat economic meltdown, global collapse of markets, global recession. Government nationalisation and banking regulation. http://www.globalchange.com Unstable markets could be hugely affected by new global economic shocks and more fear about banking system. Many risks of further bank share price falls, when market traders driven by fear and uncertainty. Unknown / hidden liabilities, derivative product complexities, cycles of price falls, lack of capital and panic selling. Power of co-incidence and why multiple risks happen more often than people expect. Risk management, and managing uncertainty. Restoring stability to global markets. Geopolitical risks, climate risks, health / virus risks and other major events can all affect market mood and investor confidence. Risk of global economic meltdown - how market fear and greed creates chaos. Why markets over-react. Restoring investor confidence and trust, taking advantage of new investment opportunities. Taking long term investor view. Recession and depression lessons from history. Tags: banks boom bust credit crisis crunch cycles economic global investment investor lending market meltdown nationalisation

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Mobile phones threat to banks end to credit and cash cards. Mobile payment systems http://www.globalchange.com Mobile phone companies could threaten banks with mobile payment systems. End to credit cards, cash cards and other traditional banking methods. Micropayments already used for foreign exchange transactions. Banking will grow using PDAs and other mobile devices. How banking industry will look for new partnerships with mobile phone operators and device manufacturers. Future of financial services mobile device marketing of loans, insurance and mortgages. How telecom companies will be able to offer free handsets and unlimited calls / sms / data use if users stop using credit cards or cash cards for most payments. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: banking banks cash devices financial loans marketing mobile money payment phones processing systems transactions

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How market fear and greed creates chaos. Fallout from credit crunch and banking share price collapse. Investor fears of recession of even depression. Economic risk from downward spiral. http://www.globalchange.com. Impact of credit crunch and banking share price collapse. What next in banking and financial services? Risk of global economic meltdown - how market fear and greed creates chaos. Why markets over-react. Restoring investor confidence and trust, taking advantage of new investment opportunities. Taking long term investor view. Recession and depression lessons from history. Sub-prime crisis and fear of unknown liabilities. Inter-bank lending may take a long time to recover even with huge government bailouts, injection of liquidity, partial nationalisation of banks (capitalisation). The sharper the recession and market collapse, the stronger the measures that will be taken (eg cutting interest rates) and more likely it is that when economic recovery comes, it could lead to another big cycle of boom and bust. Comment by Futurist keynote conference speaker Patrick Dixon. Tags: banks boom bust credit crisis crunch cycles economic global investment investor lending market meltdown nationalisation

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Future of Banking: Credit Crunch, Marking to Market impact. Sub-Prime Crisis - What next after global market chaos and share price collapse? Suspension of Mark to Market Rule. Future of banking after the credit crunch and sub-prime crisis - impact on global economy. Meltdown of financial markets. Fire sale of banking assets after mark to market tests. Capital adequacy, bank solvency and capital injection with partial nationalisation. Global chaos in banking and economic outlook for emerging economies / developed economies. Impact on banking profits from global economic chaos, recession and collapse in bank share prices. Retail banking, corporate banking, wholesale banking and investment banking will become profitable again. Economy Video by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon . The banking crisis will lead to further consolidation, cuts in retail outlets and staff redundancies. This will remove competition from the market and allow greater profit margins over things like commercial loans and mortgages or current account bank charges. Coupled with cost-savings, this will result in healthy profits in future. Banking share prices are in turn likely to show recovery, which could also mean that the end cost of expensive government rescue packages may be less than feared, if they involved providing banks with equity in return for shares. Taxpayers may actually make a gain from their public ownwership of slices of banks. While huge remuneration for CEOs and Chairman of banks will come under scrutiny, and while regulation will be stricter, we can expect rewards for the most skilled bankers to once again be very generous. Interest rate cuts will also help banks indirectly by stimulating the businesses they lend to and helping to take the edge off a long recession. Tags: mark banking banks collapse credit economy economic crisis crunch global market markets marking meltdown nationalisation shares sub-prime to

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Credit Crunch explained, Banking Nationalisation and Global Economic Crisis - What next after credit crunch and global market chaos? After bank share price collapse? Credit crunch explained: future of banking after the sub-prime crisis and global markets crash. Impact on banking profits from global economic chaos, recession and collapse in bank share prices. Impact of credit crunch on wider economy. Main Street and Wall Street will both be affected deeply. Retail banking, corporate banking, wholesale banking and investment banking will become profitable again. The credit crunch following the 2007-8 banking crisis will lead to further consolidation, cuts in retail outlets and staff redundancies. This will remove competition from the market and allow greater profit margins over things like commercial loans and mortgages or current account bank charges. Coupled with cost-savings, this will result in healthy profits once the credit crunch resolves and wider economic tensions. Banking share prices are in turn likely to show recovery, which could also mean that the end cost of expensive government rescue packages may be less than feared, if they involved providing banks with equity in return for shares. Taxpayers may actually make a gain from their public ownwership of slices of banks. While huge remuneration for CEOs and Chairman of banks will come under scrutiny, and while regulation will be stricter, we can expect rewards for the most skilled bankers to once again be very generous. Interest rate cuts will also help banks indirectly by stimulating the businesses they lend to and helping to take the edge off a long recession. Video by keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon Tags: credit crunch banking banks capital economic economy forecast future losses markets price profits shares sub-prime

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