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FromVISIONS by Future Commerce

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Jun 10, 2022

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Visions is an audiovisual trends report that explores the intersection of art, culture, consumer, and modernity. Get an advance copy of the report at https://visions.report

Released:

Jun 10, 2022

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Visions explores commerce, and its role at the intersection of culture, spirituality, modernity, and the arts

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COMING SOON: Visions is an audiovisual trends report that explores the intersection of art, culture, consumer, and modernity. Get an advance copy of the report at https://visions.report by VISIONS by Future Commerce
2 min listen
Episode 2: The Discourse: What makes people happy? Are brands capable of instilling happiness? In today's episode, we go live to the Visions Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida, to engage in a frank conversation about what motivates a consumer, and what power we truly have in fulfilling their needs and desires. Listen now. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
61 min listen
Episode 1: A Prologue: A true prologue episode, we explore why we set out to create Visions, and what the goal is behind making a new content property. We prepare for our first season of Visions by exploring how this podcast will be different from other Future Commerce properties, and how we expect you, the listener, to approach this season's content. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
33 min listen
Episode 3: Romanticism: Live from the Visions Summit in West Palm Beach, FL, the conversation in this episode is around what we call Brand Romanticism. We’ve seen such an amazing proliferation of brand. There's more choice than ever before. Some say that brands are our canvas and the products are these new pieces of art that are being brought to the world. Are brands artists and our products their canvas? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
50 min listen
Episode 4: Our Sh*itty Robot Future: We live in a world that doesn’t work all the way. Is the amount of automation and machine learning and AI and even robotics that we're implementing in the world, displacing people's jobs and having a human impact? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
52 min listen
Episode 5: The Role of Commerce in Society: The growth of corporate responsibility, employee wellness, and ESG signals a change in how we think of Commerce in the world. Is Commerce meant to be a change agent? Are we to think of corporations as entities that bring about change, and how do we ensure that they act on our behalf for good in the world? Listen now. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
64 min listen
Episode 6: Sacraments of Commerce: Have Brands Become Proto-Religions?: There's been a lot of talk about this place that brands take in our lives that tries to fulfill meaning and purpose and community in all of our lives. And we've given a term to this today. We're talking about The Sacraments of Commerce. A lot of brands today ask us to put some faith in them or to believe in them. And what about the algorithm gods? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
50 min listen
The Celebration of Insincerity: Has the push for engagement over enlightenment led to a rise of insincerity from brands and the way they interact with the public? Should brands comment on controversial topics such as politics and how can they do so authentically without perpetuating this celebration of insincerity we see among us? This is a conversation that needs to be had because it affects all of us. Listen now! by VISIONS by Future Commerce
55 min listen
Keeping Up with the Joneses: Network Effects in Software Ecosystems: How does looking around at what others are buying affect purchasing behavior and why does that matter? Why do companies have to be aware of their own tendencies to be tempted to keep up with the Joneses and how can they balance risk-taking and differentiation with also building on a secure tech stack? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
46 min listen
The Homogenization of Experiences: How can brands differentiate themselves while remaining intuitive and familiar to consumers? Are your car, phone, or shoes an outward sign of your personality? What is leading to the trend of odd-ball, zany web designs? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
41 min listen
When Selling Out is Buying In: The world’s most recognizable brands employ artists and storytellers to preserve their legacy. Today, on Episode 2 of the second season of VISIONS, we're going live to the VISIONS Summit, recorded in June of 2023, in Chicago, and we'll listen in to our special guest, José Cabaço, the former Global Creative and Storytelling Director of Adidas and Orchid Bertelsen, the COO of Common Thread Collective and former Head of Innovation at Nestle Foods. Two experts who discuss the very real challenges we face in an ever more artificial world. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
29 min listen
The Profitability of Distraction: The fight for our attention is key to understanding the modern media landscape, startup culture, capital allocation, and more importantly and ultimately, our economic system as a whole. Today we go live to the Visions Summit to ask the question, "Just how profitable can distraction be? And can we claw back any semblance of mindfulness without sacrificing prosperity?" Listen now! by VISIONS by Future Commerce
51 min listen
Where is the Counterculture? On the Rise of the Critic Class: This season on VISIONS will explore the content of VISIONS: Volume IV by Future Commerce. VISIONS is an audio-visual Annual Trends report that examines the changes in culture and commerce and their impacts on the technology industry that serves them. VISIONS: Volume IV took place over three months, from April to June 2023, bookended by two events. Today we go live to the first of those events at the Celeste Bartos Theater at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, where we'll speak with a panel of modern culture reporters, foresight analysts, and media creators and ask them the question, “Where is the counterculture?” by VISIONS by Future Commerce
42 min listen

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When Selling Out is Buying In: The world’s most recognizable brands employ artists and storytellers to preserve their legacy. Today, on Episode 2 of the second season of VISIONS, we're going live to the VISIONS Summit, recorded in June of 2023, in Chicago, and we'll listen in to our special guest, José Cabaço, the former Global Creative and Storytelling Director of Adidas and Orchid Bertelsen, the COO of Common Thread Collective and former Head of Innovation at Nestle Foods. Two experts who discuss the very real challenges we face in an ever more artificial world. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
29 min listen
Where is the Counterculture? On the Rise of the Critic Class: This season on VISIONS will explore the content of VISIONS: Volume IV by Future Commerce. VISIONS is an audio-visual Annual Trends report that examines the changes in culture and commerce and their impacts on the technology industry that serves them. VISIONS: Volume IV took place over three months, from April to June 2023, bookended by two events. Today we go live to the first of those events at the Celeste Bartos Theater at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, where we'll speak with a panel of modern culture reporters, foresight analysts, and media creators and ask them the question, “Where is the counterculture?” by VISIONS by Future Commerce
42 min listen
The Profitability of Distraction: The fight for our attention is key to understanding the modern media landscape, startup culture, capital allocation, and more importantly and ultimately, our economic system as a whole. Today we go live to the Visions Summit to ask the question, "Just how profitable can distraction be? And can we claw back any semblance of mindfulness without sacrificing prosperity?" Listen now! by VISIONS by Future Commerce
51 min listen
The Celebration of Insincerity: Has the push for engagement over enlightenment led to a rise of insincerity from brands and the way they interact with the public? Should brands comment on controversial topics such as politics and how can they do so authentically without perpetuating this celebration of insincerity we see among us? This is a conversation that needs to be had because it affects all of us. Listen now! by VISIONS by Future Commerce
55 min listen
Keeping Up with the Joneses: Network Effects in Software Ecosystems: How does looking around at what others are buying affect purchasing behavior and why does that matter? Why do companies have to be aware of their own tendencies to be tempted to keep up with the Joneses and how can they balance risk-taking and differentiation with also building on a secure tech stack? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
46 min listen
The Homogenization of Experiences: How can brands differentiate themselves while remaining intuitive and familiar to consumers? Are your car, phone, or shoes an outward sign of your personality? What is leading to the trend of odd-ball, zany web designs? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
41 min listen
Episode 6: Sacraments of Commerce: Have Brands Become Proto-Religions?: There's been a lot of talk about this place that brands take in our lives that tries to fulfill meaning and purpose and community in all of our lives. And we've given a term to this today. We're talking about The Sacraments of Commerce. A lot of brands today ask us to put some faith in them or to believe in them. And what about the algorithm gods? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
50 min listen
Episode 5: The Role of Commerce in Society: The growth of corporate responsibility, employee wellness, and ESG signals a change in how we think of Commerce in the world. Is Commerce meant to be a change agent? Are we to think of corporations as entities that bring about change, and how do we ensure that they act on our behalf for good in the world? Listen now. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
64 min listen
Episode 4: Our Sh*itty Robot Future: We live in a world that doesn’t work all the way. Is the amount of automation and machine learning and AI and even robotics that we're implementing in the world, displacing people's jobs and having a human impact? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
52 min listen
Episode 3: Romanticism: Live from the Visions Summit in West Palm Beach, FL, the conversation in this episode is around what we call Brand Romanticism. We’ve seen such an amazing proliferation of brand. There's more choice than ever before. Some say that brands are our canvas and the products are these new pieces of art that are being brought to the world. Are brands artists and our products their canvas? by VISIONS by Future Commerce
50 min listen
Episode 2: The Discourse: What makes people happy? Are brands capable of instilling happiness? In today's episode, we go live to the Visions Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida, to engage in a frank conversation about what motivates a consumer, and what power we truly have in fulfilling their needs and desires. Listen now. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
61 min listen
Episode 1: A Prologue: A true prologue episode, we explore why we set out to create Visions, and what the goal is behind making a new content property. We prepare for our first season of Visions by exploring how this podcast will be different from other Future Commerce properties, and how we expect you, the listener, to approach this season's content. by VISIONS by Future Commerce
33 min listen

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