Update your contingency scenarios with a little foresight.

Fortunately, it doesn’t take very long to have a good discussion about the future.  In fact, ninety minutes will do just fine.

Build your team's shared mental model of your operating environment.

Practical Foresight activity #1: 10 minutes each week to discuss signals of change.

Anticipating disruptions and a turbulent year ahead.

It might surprise some people to learn that formal futures studies has a lot of history in it. When it comes to the topic of economic...

“4 Steps to the Future” by Dr. Richard Lum is a thought-provoking and insightful guide..."

Sometimes we are trying to predict a specific future thing, and other times we are trying to see more of what is possible.

Now that so many more of us are becoming familiar with foresight, we have an opportunity to be more discerning about what we need.

In ten years’ time, “disinformation” is not going to be the headline. Something else will. Something else will dominate people’s...

It is easy to apply foresight to existing strategy conversations. Here we quickly look at three simple ways to link the two.

The Sensing Model is a valuable tool for looking at the future of conflict, particularly in a year of so many successive disruptions.

This is just one more scan hit supporting a couple of our previously discussed emerging issues.