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--- resilients:scenario_planning [2013-02-12 04:28] – maja
+++ resilients:scenario_planning [2013-02-14 01:49] – nik
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-===scenario planning & scenario thinking===
+====Scenario planning & scenario thinking====
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 Scenarios are not predictions. Rather, they are provocative and plausible accounts of how relevant external forces — such as the future political environment, scientific and technological developments, social dynamics, and economic conditions — might interact and evolve, providing our organizations with different challenges and opportunities.
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 in "Open Source Scenario Planning" http://openthefuture.com/2006/08/otf_core_open_source_scenario.html
 and http://www.worldchanging.com/archives//004246.html
+=== Open foresight ===
+"What is Open Foresight? We recently introduced the concept of ‘Open Foresight’ as a process we’re developing to analyze complex issues in an open and collaborative way, and to raise the bar on public discourse and forward-focused critical thinking [...] In simple terms, open foresight is a process for building visions of the future together."
+  * http://emergentbydesign.com/2011/03/07/what-is-open-foresight/
+  * http://emergentbydesign.com/2012/10/29/open-foresight-model-public-futurism/
 === Scenarios & dialogue ===
 <blockquote>The ideal approach to the future combines free speculation and data-driven deduction. Scenarios are an ideal tool for strategic dialogue -- Karl Schroeder</blockquote>
+=== What next for scenario planning? ===
+<blockquote>Recently I have been interviewing a variety of high profile futurists and  up-and-coming strategists on how online approaches are transforming scenario planning and futures work.</blockquote>
+http://news.noahraford.com/?p=313
 === Scenarios ===