future-facing Competitors

Established in 1997, Adaptive Technologies has has developed scores of websites for museums, galleries, archives and higher education. Based in the Regency Town House heritage centre, our team has a unique insight into the cultural sector.

Founded in 2003 by futurist, cognitive scientist, semiotician and ecosocial activist, Ilaria Forte, radicalfuture™ is an internationally renowned research network and hyper-creative innovation studio focussing on future research, conscious innovation and radically inclusive regeneration. radicalfuture is an ever-evolving entity, standing at the vanguard of research-driven radical innovation. We immerse ourselves in the intricate inner and outer forces of change and transformation that mould both today’s world and tomorrow’s possibilities. Our exploration spans a broad, interconnected spectrum of dynamics, including ecological, socio-cultural, political, and narrative dimensions. We decode the complex interplay of factors that steer global trends and developments, thereby aiding in the crafting of informed, sustainable, and inclusive visions for the future, alongside meaningful products and services. We ignite a passion for venturing into the uncharted realms of possibility, guiding companies and organizations toward the creation of breakthrough solutions for a more beautiful and conscious future where humanity and nature coexist in harmonious synergy. We are not merely dreamers of a better future; we are its creators cultivating spaces, designing experiences, and fostering cultures where innovative ideas can take root, expand and usher in a thriving world for everyone.

We are hoping to fix the problem of unaffordable medication by taking on pharmaceuticals that use taxpayer funds to research new treatments only to exorbitantly price those successful drugs. This can be best solved through our idea of state legislature negotiations, de-monopolizing the industry, and improving antitrust laws. RDCAP will work with state legislators & local attorney generals for briefings related to antitrust issues by finding patients in different states and connecting their concerns directly to their local office to prevent price-fixing in state-based pharmaceuticals. RDCAP will work in advocating and mobilizing state senators and representatives to establish the prescription drug affordability boards, which can cap the cost of medication. Our advocacy work and specific legislative ideas will attract patient advocates and working class people to stand with us and fight against unhealthy business practices that hurt consumers. This’ll encourage politicians to take action. When fiscally, the funds needed for developing prescription drugs, enhancing innovation, & pricing at a low cost can all sustain the national economic health model, it is clear that the problem isn’t the money, rather the distribution of such. Tackling this issue of unaffordable medication is important because everyone should have healthcare access. Period.