Gerald Moser

Changes in political landscapes, such as the rise of populism or shifts in geopolitical power, influence global stability and economic trends as well as global supply chains and international trade agreements. 

As quantum computing matures, it could redefine cybersecurity, data processing and scientific research. Elsewhere, advances in gene editing and synthetic biology could lead to breakthroughs in medicine, agriculture and environmental management, influencing future megatrends. 

Demographic shifts and ageing populations are changing needs for healthcare, urban planning and workforce dynamics. Climate change is leading to new regulations, green technologies and shifts in consumer behaviour towards sustainability. 

There is an abundance of megatrends that will shape the future.