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Adaptability Canada’s consulting practice is underpinned by a research methodology to analyze global data and interpret trends including:

• Legislation: Government, political, legislation and advocacy trends from around the globe with particular perspective on Canadian and U.S. federal, state/provincial and municipal legislation and advocacy movements.
• Demographic: Social, and demographic data and trends on caregivers, obesity, seniors, illness and accident related disabilities as well as reports and research available from the non-profit sector.
• Building: Trends and data on public-private partnerships, building technology, housing, and construction.
• Health: Health sector data includes long term care, home care, hospital and medical technology.
• Technology: Specific to Internet of Things, M2M, automation, communications, wayfaring within home, work and public environments.

One particular topic of focus is “Age in Place”, a strategic program by many levels of government to manage the rising tide of senior-related health, housing and social challenges.

Market Trends

Perspective and Trend Convergence

Multiple Perspectives on the Same Issue

The key to Adaptability Canada’s trend analysis is enabling a broader perspective on key issues affecting what we do and how we do it. The insights resulting from broader perspective provide us the ability to plan better, smarter and incorporate a higher level of flexibility and scalability at both strategic and operational levels.

Trend Convergence

Trend convergence is a theory explaining why and how multiple trends converge to affect strategic policy, whole markets and segments of society. From disruptive forces to driving social evolution, these converging trends impact the success of our strategy in both seen and unseen ways.

For Adaptability Canada, it is critically to understand how these trends impact long term strategy for developing a built environment and public spaces that drives consistently high levels of service excellence and at the same time minimizes and manages risk for public and private organizations.