Becoming a More Critical Consumer of Information
It’s frightening to imagine a world without trust. Only by trusting what we see, hear, and read can we navigate our lives and stay grounded in reality, not to mention thrive. Article Link
Category: T.I.P.S. Tracking
Future of Transportation: Virgin Hyperloop
This is an interesting topic from several perspectives for strategic explorations. One particular point is that the idea of a Hyperloop, running from Los Angles to Las Vegas, was used as the center for an Implications Wheel exploration during a …
5 Statistical Traps Data Scientists Should Avoid
This is a very interesting and relevant article for our Strategic Exploration Tools. The “Cobra Effect” discussion is particularly relevant because we focus on the value of the Implications Wheel to address these “unintended consequences.” Article Link
Unknown Unknowns: The Problem of Hypocognition
A fascinating article by itself — even more interesting in the context of the Implications Wheel (really all of the Strategic Exploration Tools). Clearly supports our position on the importance of diversity. Article Link
Say Goodbye To The Information Age: It’s All About Reputation Now
A good discussion of an important topic for the T.I.P.S. Tracking process. One of the first questions asked in the “Interrogation” process is about the source of the information on a trend, innovation, or paradigm shift — and the accuracy …
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Management, Strategy, and Foresight Compared
This post distinguishes management, strategic planning and foresight. It suggests how the “long view” and global perspective of futurists, which is at the core of foresight, also benefits management and strategic planning.
Why Organizations Need Chief Knowledge Curators
This is clearly about monitoring and sharing key information. The T.I.P.S. Tracking process involves a collaborative approach to this important idea.
Networks Rising
This book, co-authored by Implications Wheel Facilitator Hayim Herring with a chapter contributed by Jim Schreier, is gathering great reviews like this one, is on Exploring the Future and contains references to both the Implications Wheel, with an example, and …
Accuracy on the Internet: The Price of Freedom Is Personal Responsibility
One of two excellent articles related directly to a key part of our T.I.P.S. Tracking process.
How to Easily Evaluate the Quality of Research
This is a key, early question asked about any trends, innovation, paradigm shift, or issue that are “interrogated” as part of the T.I.P.S. Tracking process. Very good points in this article. It will become part of our training.