Current Future Scan

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        [11/02] The four trends we believe will shape our economy over the next two years are:
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        <b>1. Loss of Faith in Corporate Leaders</b>
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        Market downturns and scandals will lead to greater transparency and disclosure for 
        companies and their leaders. 
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        <b>2. Threats Growing Faster Than Prevention and Response</b>
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        Corporate defense spending will not keep up with the increase in targeted and 
        opportunistic attacks that threaten business continuity.
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        <b>3. The Network Knows Where Everything Is</b>
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        Embedded sensors will enable greater device-to-device communication, fueling growth in 
        location-based services.
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        <b>4. Digital Paper Trail Becomes Your Identity</b>
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        Companies will collect more information to identify their customers and authenticate 
        transactions, provoking disputes over who will own and control this data.
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