Transformative Scenario Planning
Transformative Scenario Planning explains a five-step process for dealing with complicated situations that cannot be changed in a straightforward manner.
By Adam Kahane, the book "Transformative Scenario Planning: Working Together to Change the Future" provides insights into this process.
When the Mont Fleur Scenario Exercise ended in 1992, I was left inspired and also uncertain.
The author was inspired by the Mont Fleur Scenario Exercise, but unsure of its broader applications.
- Which situations could benefit from transformative scenario planning?
- What outputs and inputs are required for this process to be useful?
- What steps are essential to produce these outputs?
These questions sparked a 20-year exploration into the applications and processes of transformative scenario planning.
Author's summary: Exploring transformative scenario planning.
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