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Balancing land use for conservation, agriculture, and renewable energy. [PDF]

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Brock C   +19 more
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Scenario Planning

Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2011
In facing future developments in health care, scenario planning offers a complementary approach to traditional strategic planning. Whereas traditional strategic planning typically consists of predicting the future at a single point on a chosen time horizon and mapping the preferred plans to address such a future, scenario planning creates stories about
Dieter R, Enzmann   +2 more
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Scenario Planning

Questo capitolo presenta gli esiti della revisione della letteratura scientifica sulla locuzione "Scenario Planning" esplorandone il contributo all'approccio trasformativo di territori e comunità nelle Aree Interne.
Marika Fior, Paolo Galuzzi
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The Use of Scenarios in Company’s Planning

2021
The current business environment is full of constant and rapid changes, to which companies must respond adequately and promptly if they want to maintain their market position. Most changes in the environment cannot be directly influenced by companies, they can only adapt to the new situation.
Veronika Sramová   +3 more
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The Unfolding: Scenario Planning in Nursing

Nursing Science Quarterly, 2003
An interdisciplinary consortium organized a group to explore the meaning and the future of nursing in South Dakota using scenario planning. This column provides a general description of the four scenarios that emerged, some observations about how they might evolve, comments on their implications, and first-person stories, as told by fictitious ...
Diana Vander, Woude   +4 more
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Social foundation of scenario planning

Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2017
Abstract In this article, the authors establish that models of scenario planning typically involve a series of phases, stages, or steps that imply a sequenced (i.e., linear or chronological ) process. Recursive models, in contrast, allow phases to repeat, thus, incorporating iteration. The authors acknowledge the concerns voiced in futures studies
Rowland, Nicholas James   +1 more
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Scenario Planning

2016
A crystal ball methodology that foresees the future is probably one of the most sought-after tools by any organization operating in this ever-changing world. The ability to correctly navigate through uncertainties and drastic changes in the external environment is found to be limited when an inward perspective of the company is utilized.
Mark Ismael Boyonas   +2 more
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