Integrating a futures approach into traditional strategic planning models in order to develop a foresight capacity requires not only an understanding of what a futures approach is – as
opposed to only using a methodology like scenario planning – but also a fundamental reconceptualization of the strategic planning model itself. This paper first explores that re-conceptualization in order to develop an alternative planning model before discussing how the use of scenario planning provides an innovative approach to the strategy development stage of that planning model. [Hat Tip to Themanager.org]
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Author: M. Conway
Source: Swinburne University of Technology
Subject: Strategy
Author: M. Conway
Source: Swinburne University of Technology
Subject: Strategy
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