What's happening?

Every so often a new technology comes along that revolutionizes our work, our lives, and our society. Occasionally these are intertwined with movements that mark a turning point for human civilization.

We often talk about inventions like the automobile and the cell phone— by simply making moving things and people’s voices easier, they led to a complete transformation of many important parts of society. These transformations echo those of the past: the emergence of writing, the alphabet, and printing.

They empowered people. They enabled progress. They made us more prosperous.

But while they granted our civilization and the individuals it is composed of new powers and possibilities they had never encountered before, they are also characterized by creative-destruction and wreaked havoc on their respective industries.

Over the course of the 1990's we witnessed momentous transformations of industry by technology. Among these were the transition from chemical, film-based photography to digital photography and the transition from print news media to digital news media. Age-old business models were broken as new ones emerged in the wake.

Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology are doing this again but for a new set of industries including law, accounting, finance, and government. Just as the work of the factory was transformed over the course of the 20th century, so too will go the work of the lawyer, the accountant, and the civil servant.

You’re reading this because you’re a leader. And leaders must be prepared. Want a hand in doing so?

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We'll examine historical antecedents for clues of where we are headed and the technical underpinnings of this new technology so you can harness the energy of the coming disruption.