Strategic foresight requires imagination, rigor and (often) courage
Think hard before taking thorny issues off the table.
Think hard before taking thorny issues off the table.
…and why does the short term so often win out?
The enduring lessons of the Ever Given crisis in the Suez
When it comes to disaster preparedness, no one comes out looking all that good.
Because the strategic context matters.
Leaders should be readying their strategic reflexes for a post-Covid future that will arrive uninvited but arrive just the same.
https://eventhorizonstrategies.com/peter-scoblic/It’s nice to be noticed. And even nicer to be associated with a world-class organization like the Coast Guard.
Managing today’s incident while also planning for tomorrow is not easy, but we leave ourselves vulnerable to being consumed by the crisis if we don’t.
Strategy at a time of great uncertainty
Scenario planning is a powerful tool, but it’s not the right remedy for all organizations worried about the future.