The Three Horizons Kit¶
Forum, I. F., & H3Uni. (2017). The Three Horizons Kit.
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- Three Horizons Analysis
- The organizational transformation tension is that H1 and H3 operate on fundamentally different logics of control, authority, and decision-making — a dual-mode demand the International Futures Forum (2017) operationalizes in its Three Horizons Kit, which gives facilitators explicit moves for holding managerial-system rigor and visionary-system experimentation in the same conversation.
This sourcePractitioner toolkit operationalizing the Sharpe-Hodgson framework with facilitation moves for holding managerial-system rigor (H1) and visionary-system experimentation (H3) in the same conversation while supporting H2 transition activity.
- The organizational transformation tension is that H1 and H3 operate on fundamentally different logics of control, authority, and decision-making — a dual-mode demand the International Futures Forum (2017) operationalizes in its Three Horizons Kit, which gives facilitators explicit moves for holding managerial-system rigor and visionary-system experimentation in the same conversation.
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