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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2021 · 1H 4M

Using Strategic Foresight to prepare for the Next Big Disruption with author Bart E’des.

from The Environmental Transformation Podcast with Sean Grady · host Sean Grady

Bart E’des explains the concept of Using Strategic Foresight to prepare for the Next Big Disruption in his new book. Learn the importance of implementing Strategic Foresight and how it can help organizations better prepare for the future.  You will also learn how Foresight improves governance by providing a structured way of exploring different plausible futures, and the challenges and possibilities they could present.  As part of the Foresight methodology see why the horizon (or environment) scan, which seeks to detect early indications of change, including weak signals, and their potential future impacts is so important. When a major transformation is emerging, there will be signals of the change. Being attuned to such signals can enable you to better grasp possible futures. Thanks to our Sponsors: Cascade Environmental, Terra Nova Solutions, and the IHMM.

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