Scott Smith Books

Scott Smith is the founder and managing partner of Changeist, a consulting company that conducts futures research for businesses, NGOs, and governments. Changeist’s clients include Nokia, NASA, UNICEF, and the UK government. This is his first book.

Madeline Ashby is a science-fiction writer and consulting futurist. In addition to authoring Company Town and the Machine Dynasty book series, Ashby has also written numerous short stories and is a regular contributor to Slate and the MIT Technology Review.

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 Books: How to Future by Scott Smith with Madeline Ashby

How to Future

Scott Smith with Madeline Ashby
Leading and Sense-making in an Age of Hyperchange
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What's How to Future about?

How to Future (2020) arms you with a structured approach to prepare for multiple futures, as a business and an individual. In a fast-moving world where so much seems unpredictable, we can orient ourselves toward plausible future scenarios by recognizing changing trends in information – and using these observations to inform strategic decisions. In a business setting, effective futuring can mean the difference between relevance and obsolescence. 

Who should read How to Future?

  • Business or government leaders looking to future-proof their organizations
  • Knowledge-hungry people interested in futurology
  • Futurist writers looking to hone their skills

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 Books: The Ruins by Scott Smith

The Ruins

Scott Smith

What's The Ruins about?

The Ruins by Scott Smith is a gripping horror novel that follows a group of friends who embark on a vacation to Mexico. When they decide to explore some ancient ruins, they soon realize they are not alone. Trapped and surrounded by a malevolent force, they must fight for their lives in a desperate bid for survival. This chilling and suspenseful tale will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

Who should read The Ruins?

  • Horror fiction enthusiasts who enjoy eerie and unsettling stories
  • Readers who appreciate suspenseful and intense narratives
  • Individuals interested in psychological exploration of fear and human nature