Presenting futurologist Ray Hammond
On Challenging our views on the Future
Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under Innovative marketing strategies, CSA - Celebrity Speakers, Expert Interviews |
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Continuing to challenge our own views on the future, we have the pleasure of presenting to you Europe’s leading futurologist and commentator on digital business - Ray Hammond.
This week we will talk to Mr Hammond on these drives for the future, which are no subject to interpretation - they are happening!
Ray Hammond is an internationally known futurologist and commentator on the digital society as well as author, broadcaster and businessman. He wrote the world’s first guide to on-line publishing and the Internet, “The On-Line Handbook”, which was published in 1984 and he is the author of the best-selling “Computers and Your Child”.
Over the last 20 years he has commuted between homes in San Francisco and London providing commentary on the digital society for ‘The New York Times’, ‘The Sunday Times’ and ‘The Daily Mail’.
In this totally accessible and inspirational book, Digital Business: Surviving & Thriving in an On-Line World (1996), Ray Hammond provides a road map for business success on the information highway. Cutting through the hype of the digital revolution, he explains how and why on-line technologies are transforming traditional business models, and gives a practical guide to exploiting their potential.
Ray Hammond’s book, Global Virtuality was published in 1998. One of the UK’s leading analysts and writers in digital strategy, he has written 13 books - several of which have been international best sellers, translated into 21 languages and published in over 30 countries.
Prior to concentrating on writing and lecturing, Ray Hammond had an entrepreneurial international business career. He founded and developed successive publishing and advertising businesses in the UK, Germany and the USA, all of which were successfully sold.
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