Phil Rowley
Phil is a Global Innovation Director, Media Futurist & Conference Speaker with 18 years’ experience from London, Dublin & Auckland. His key skills are evangelising about the future, simplifying the complex, energising clients and hastening the inevitable. He is also Co-author of - and speaker for - PHD's book 'Merge | The closing gap between technology and us’. Phil holds an MA, Politics and Media from the University of Liverpool.
If the Metaverse was a rock festival, ‘The Gamers’ would be at the top of the bill. The final act of the night.
3D cinema has had four attempts at establishing itself, but all have failed to stick.
In recent years, technology has advanced at an incredible pace, transforming many aspects of our lives.
Do you recognise this?
Technologists love predicting the future.
As birth rates decline and life expectancy rises, the advertising industry will experience a demographic shift, in which older people outnumber the younger generation.
Eco marketing has a problem.
I recently became fascinated with an idea: "The Galileo Complex". And once you see it, you can't unsee it.
To paraphrase Inigo Montoya in the Princess Bride: “Innovation. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.”
Are you or your clients guilty of ‘disinnovation’? It’s not a new word, but it is one that is probably not given enough prominence in the quest to drive improvement and progress.
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