English · Work & Business
/ˈfjuː.tʃə.pruːf/
[/ˈfjuː.tʃə.pruːf/]
to prepare for future change
To futureproof is to design or prepare something so it stays useful despite future change. Speakers discuss how to futureproof skills.
They tried to futureproof the business against disruption.
They tried to futureproof the business against disruption.
A modern compound of 'future' and 'proof', meaning resistant.
Used in talks on careers, technology, and strategy.