Changing environment

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Synopsis: Environment: Changing environment:

as they are becoming‘unfit'to the radically changing environment. Technological changes offer more sophisticated and thus more expensive equipment for conducting research,

not only face the general challenge of prospecting possible pathways for innovation they also are challenged to prospect the changing environments

and future issues and to act responsibly in a changing environment. Less attention, however, is given to the paradoxical aspects of reflexive knowledge in its relation to expectations and the organisation of the future.

but in preparing to deal with the future by means of a learning process that helps the organisation to remain matched to its changing environment (van der Heijden et al. 2002;

It serves almost exclusively to the human (genetically inherited) quick capacity of response to rapidly changing environments

Responding to this emotive and cognitive disruption requires participants to think in ways that produce innovative and competitive solutions in a changing environment The DP21 scenarios (see Appendix 1) are a good example.

and confronted with a changing environment. Different from the above group, this one already leverages the combined use of roadmaps.

in order to suit better the needs of decision-makers and their changing environment, and that there is an urgeen need to inform decision-makers of the potential value of future-oriented technology analysis (FTA APPROACHES (Johnston and Cagnin, 2010).

the individual capabilities and mindsets to anticipate change in fast-changing environments;.the institutional and organisational setup of FTA;.

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