Weak Signal Research, Part I: Introduction.¶
Coffman, B. S. (1997). Weak Signal Research, Part I: Introduction.: Introduction. MG Taylor Corporation.
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- Weak Signals & Emerging Issues
- … through deliberate interview, ethnography, or relationship-maintenance work, an arrangement Coffman (1997) characterized in his foundational Futurist article on weak-signal research as the indispensable channel by which tacit early-stage knowledge crosses from specialized communities into the analyst's frame.
This sourceFoundational article distinguishing weak-signal research from trend analysis; emphasizes the indispensable role of domain informants in surfacing tacit early-stage knowledge.
- … through deliberate interview, ethnography, or relationship-maintenance work, an arrangement Coffman (1997) characterized in his foundational Futurist article on weak-signal research as the indispensable channel by which tacit early-stage knowledge crosses from specialized communities into the analyst's frame.
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