The Knowledge-Value Revolution or a History of the Future

by Taichi Sakaiya, George Fields, William Marsh (Translator)

The provocative Japanese bestseller prophesying a new economic and social value system for the coming millennium. Sakaiya believes that a knowledge-value revolution will unfold as each advanced national faced the flexibility to cope with an utter transformation of its moral standards.

Genres: Business

379 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 1991

Reviews

[Joseph Carrabis · Rating 5 out of 5]

A phenomenal read. Insightful and refreshing. If you're not familiar with the history of technology, I'd suggest you give yourself time to absorb his separate concepts and let them meld together before going. It might be easy to over-read this book so be cautious. Make sure you let everything sink in.

[Joe Raimondo · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book altered my thinking about a future societal roadmap I call "the design service society."