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CANADA , EH?

CANADA , EH?. 2011. Busy. Canada Node. WILD CARDS Canada’s Innovation Prospects 2017-40. Session II Day 2 27 April 2011 Ottawa. In the ‘GREAT GAME’…. Wild Cards are the ‘WMD’ of unfolding history ‘Who’ or ‘What’ is the dealer may be unknown until, even, after the Wild Card is dealt

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CANADA , EH?

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  1. CANADA , EH? 2011

  2. jdsharries@aol.com

  3. Busy Canada Node

  4. WILD CARDSCanada’s Innovation Prospects 2017-40 Session II Day 2 27 April 2011 Ottawa jdsharries@aol.com

  5. In the ‘GREAT GAME’… Wild Cards are the ‘WMD’ of unfolding history ‘Who’ or ‘What’ is the dealer may be unknown until, even, after the Wild Card is dealt When, and how many times, a Wild Card will be dealt, are always unknown. jdsharries@aol.com

  6. Wild Cards are not • emerging issues, or • weak signals, or • the reason for thinking ‘outside the box’, or • necessarily ‘wicked problems’. jdsharries@aol.com

  7. Wild Cards are • a happening that can’t be ignored* • proof that CBP, on its own, is** unwise • reminders that first responders to any Wild Card are the survivors. • the main reason that leader-ship is** insufficient * “a burst-transmission scenario” **, at least, jdsharries@aol.com

  8. Scenarios’Wild Cards -all are cause and effect of mash-ups -description-summaries exist for ~ 30 % -none are dated, but each is subjectively ‘aged’* • A = anytime • S = sooner • L = later * jdsharries@aol.com

  9. Challenge

  10. T1 - The End of Scarcity Wild Fleur (S) The Death of Borderliness (L) Uprising (A) jdsharries@aol.com

  11. T2 – Practising What was Preached: Sustainable Canada West Ended (A) Smudged (S) Here They Come (S) jdsharries@aol.com

  12. A – Canada on Top of the Game Corporate Governance (L) Class War (S) My-lateralism (A) jdsharries@aol.com

  13. B – Canada as a Beacon of Light Lock-out (L) Cyber How? (A) Edumercantilism (S) jdsharries@aol.com

  14. C – Bhutan West Country Club Terrorism (A) NRA (North) (A) Barbarization (S) jdsharries@aol.com

  15. D – Rose-Coloured Glasses UC (L) OWE (S) New Civics (L) jdsharries@aol.com

  16. E – Canada’s Success; Innovation Leadership 2017-40 Robot shooting and chilling Gaia Strikes Back Printer Pandemic Food Fights History Wars The 20 % election AWP jdsharries@aol.com

  17. Partners

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