Strategic Issue Management.¶
Ansoff, H. I. (1980). Strategic Issue Management. Strategic Management Journal, 131-148.
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Primes¶
- Weak Signals & Emerging Issues
- … between the weak-signal detection function and the decision-making structures that consume its outputs, a problem Ansoff (1980) framed as strategic issue management — the deliberate organizational coupling of early-detection capability to a decision apparatus capable of acting before issues become mainstream.
This sourceFrames the organizational coupling of weak-signal detection to decision-rank action as the central task of strategic-issue management.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
Ansoff's abstract describes a strategic issue management system for early identification of weak signals and fast real-time response, backing the detection-to-decision coupling but not the 'before issues become mainstream' wording.
“The paper presents a systematic approach for early identification and fast response to important trends and events which impact on the firm.”
- … between the weak-signal detection function and the decision-making structures that consume its outputs, a problem Ansoff (1980) framed as strategic issue management — the deliberate organizational coupling of early-detection capability to a decision apparatus capable of acting before issues become mainstream.
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