Where does it come from

John Naisbitt was the first person to use the word “megatrend” in his 1982 book named Megatrends[1]. His original definition for megatrend was “a general shift in thinking or approach affecting countries, industries, and organizations.” After around 35 years, the word “megatrend” has taken on a new meaning. Megatrends nowadays are defined as a collection of global macroeconomic factors that are a) nearly hard to reverse; b) significantly impact the future; and c) have far-reaching effects for enterprises, economies, communities, cultures, and personal lives.

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