Towards a New Reality¶
Sharpe, B., & Hodgson, A. (1999). Towards a New Reality: Strategy and Foresight in a Complex World.
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Primes¶
- Three Horizons Analysis
- The Three Horizons framework also applies to software-architecture evolution — the long-term trajectory of system design choices that enable (or constrain) organizational capability — extending the original Sharpe-Hodgson (1999) "towards a new reality" formulation from social-systems foresight into technical-system trajectory analysis.
This sourceOriginal articulation of the three-horizons-of-system-transition framework that became the Sharpe-Hodgson lineage, foregrounding the overlapping pattern of dominant present, contested transition, and emerging future system.
- The Three Horizons framework also applies to software-architecture evolution — the long-term trajectory of system design choices that enable (or constrain) organizational capability — extending the original Sharpe-Hodgson (1999) "towards a new reality" formulation from social-systems foresight into technical-system trajectory analysis.
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