Aandaxjoon Allen
37:02 - 37:33
“this process was a collective effort to generate this document, which is called Possible Futures for Southeast Alaska. And it is 4 fictional scenarios that were created that are meant to be plausible and challenging and really push people to think outside of the box.”
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- Aandaxjoon Allen
- Timestamp
- 37:02 – 37:33
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- Alaska News
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From the transcript
Then we're going to talk a little bit about the history of scenario planning. And then we'll kind of shift back to the implications for the Southeast Alaska example. So, essentially, this process was a collective effort to generate this document, which is called Possible Futures for Southeast Alaska. And it is 4 fictional scenarios that were created that are meant to be plausible and challenging and really push people to think outside of the box. So, thinking beyond what we might imagine, like, initially imagined as how the future could look in order to better assist with strategic planning.
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