Peter F. Drucker

Esther Dyson

Charles Handy

Paul Saffo

Peter M. Senge

<h2>El futuro que ya ha ocurrido</h2><p><strong> de Peter F. Drucker</strong></p>

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Looking Ahead: Implications of the Present

De cara al futuro: implicaciones del presente

Peter F. Drucker claims to have made his last prediction late in 1929 when he forecast a quick recovery for the stock market, thereby inoculating himself against the folly of making further predictions. Nevertheless, the instinct to look ahead is profoundly human. We, the editors of the Harvard Business Review, have thus chosen the occasion […]

De cara al futuro: implicaciones del presente

El futuro que ya ha ocurrido

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