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The Sixth Sense: Accelerating Organizational Learning with Scenarios
 
 
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Kees van der Heijden , Ron Bradfield , George Burt , George Cairns , George Wright
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In this chapter, we introduce scenario thinking: what it means, why it is valuable, and how it enables organizations and the people wihtin them to focus on achieving sustained competitive advantage. Read the first page
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