Future anticipation is the customer perception about all the activities undertaken by producers who are trying to provide solutions to customer needs and requirements in the future. With the limited research and literature on future anticipation, then we used an approach of futuristic or futurology, which is the science that studies the future, which currently continues to grow and gain in-depth attention from academics (Mello, Bhadare, Fearn, Galaviz, Hartmann, and Worrel, 2009). Although this science will provide enormous implications in the world of marketing, but research and theory about the future is still very rarely discussed in the realm of marketing science. Adam (2008) stated that it is the task of a company to shape the future. This is assumed as a resource that can be used today to make profits and competitiveness for companies. Further explained that to create and to shape the future is the right of every human being and company. This means that the company is the shaper of the future. The fact is companies spend money and large amounts of funds for research and development activities in order to deliver superior customer value in the future. Companies compete to innovate products development and services as part of future anticipation. When the company does not anticipate the future then they just wait for their death. One interesting example is Nokia which had been the market leader for decades in the mobile phone market. Nokia failed to maintain a strong will to innovate as a part of its future anticipation , that finally ended up in the major market acquisition by Iphone and Blackberry.