Jan Kjærstad is a Norwegian author whose works are characterized by complexity and humor. With a remarkable ability to visualize modern life and its interdependencies, Kjærstad crafts novels, short stories, and essays that often delve into intricate human relationships and societal dynamics. His distinctive style, reminiscent of a less technologically focused Neal Stephenson, draws readers into thought-provoking narratives. His literary output is valued for its depth and unique perspective.
One August day in 2008 a Norwegian Labour Party MP is discovered in a remote cabin, together with four of his family and friends, all with their throats slit. This unprecedented crime sends shudders through the national psyche, as the search for the perpetrators begins and people have to adjust to the terrifying thought: it can happen here too.
In a fast moving world, businesses need to keep up with data analysis and pattern spotting to identify future opportunities. Anne Lise Kjaer presents a unique methodology for global trend spotting along with practical tools and approaches to help companies and organizations analyse market changes and determine the way ahead.