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NEW BOOK LAUNCHED
'The World In 2030' is Ray Hammond's new non-fiction book. Now available in English, French and Spanish-language editions.
DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PDF COPY OF 'THE WORLD IN 2030' (English) HERE
French edition
Spanish edition
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Ray Hammond is Europe's most experienced, most successful and most widely published futurist.
For over 25 years he has researched, written, spoken and broadcast about how major trends will affect society and business in the future.
Ray is the author of 16 books about the future, a body of work which he began in 1980 and which stands as testament to to the long-term accuracy and reliability of his foresight.
His 1984 work The On-Line Handbook was the world's first book to identify the importance of the Internet and to identify 'search' as the driving force behind on-line advertising and ecommerce.
In 1986 his ground-breaking publication The Modern Frankenstein became the first book to predict the importance of genetic engineering, cloning and the emergence of super-intelligant machines that may become rivals to the human species later in the 21st Century.
In 1996 his international best-seller Digital Business provided a blueprint for Web commerce and provided a business plan for on-line retail enterprises.
Ray is also the author
of four futuristic novels and his books have been best-sellers in the USA, UK, France, Spain, Poland, Japan and China. He is published globally by Macmillan.
(Listen to Ray's 2010 New Year podcast for the BBC here.)
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As a gifted, inspirational keynote speaker, Ray is in world-wide demand by business, government and non-government organizations.
His speaking topics include the impact of technology and innovation on business growth, the importance of sustainable business models and the continuing significance of globalization.
Based in London, Ray also provides many academic lectures around the world. Listen here to his podcast for Oxford University, 'The Seven Key Drivers Of The Future' or you can watch video of his recent lecture for The Cass Business School at the University of London.
Ray is a contributor to the Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory at the University of Maryland, U.S.A. and he is an elected Fellow of the U.K.'s Royal Society of Arts (F.R.S.A.).
In 2007 Ray Hammond was elected a Fellow of the World Innovation Foundation (F.W.I.F.), a Swiss-registered charity which counts 91 Nobel-laureate scientists among its 3,000 strong fellowship.
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