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Museums are being redefined for a digital age.
As national security and war are being redefined for the digital age, Silicon Valley will need to be on the front line of counterterrorism.
Mobility and connectedness will be at the heart of the future business environment: communications and marketing are moving from a focus on one-to-one relationships, to many-to-many.2.Redefining value: The consumer is winning the fight to own the new consumerThe notion of value is being redefined for the 21st century.
How the concept of innovation is being redefined for future generations?
Leadership is being redefined for the 21st Century, and so, too, is agility.
Whereas the Cuban Revolution reimagined the Havana Hilton as a governmental office they renamed the Habana Libre, and redubbed the Plaza of the Republic the Plaza of the Revolution, more than fifty years later the physical commons are being redefined once again: as spaces for an online commons.
A&E is being redefined as only for life-threatening conditions, when for more than 60 years it has provided urgent care and attention to all – whether it be a child with a rash and a high temperature, a road traffic injury or an adult with a heart attack.
The market for learning is being redefined dramatically to encompass not just formal students but also lifelong learners.
The shape of our family was being redefined as we simultaneously held space for Robby and felt his devastating absence.
The role of an anesthesiologist is being redefined and with that comes the need for new skill sets and training in perioperative medicine.
