Scenario Planning Best Practices
The 3.0 edition of Creating and Sustaining Strategic Intent in the U.S. Coast Guard has now been released. FSG worked with the Coast Guard in developing the content and case studies for the publication.
The 3.0 edition of Creating and Sustaining Strategic Intent in the U.S. Coast Guard has now been released. FSG worked with the Coast Guard in developing the content and case studies for the publication.
The U.S. Coast Guard releases version 3.0 of Creating and Sustaining Strategic Intent in the U.S. Coast Guard.
A few thoughts on this anniversary:
If JFK had lived . . .
Scenario planners are always on the lookout for “wild cards” — low-probability, high-impact events that can occur across multiple scenarios. Like near-Earth asteroids.
I've had this one written in my head for at least ten years, because some clients are so good that you take nothing for granted.
Where will the Arab Spring and Syria take the Middle East? Well, we kind of called it in 2011.
Scenario planning and quantitative modeling can often be clashing analytical tools. But two FSG consultants innovatively combined them for the benefit of a car company in South America.
The importance of including the seemingly impossible when writing scenarios.
Normally we are into alternative scenarios. But airlines seem to be stuck in one scenario.
"It's rampant narcissism!" our client said last week, exasperated.