The Art of Scanning the Environment.¶
Choo, C. W. (1999). The Art of Scanning the Environment. Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science, 21-24.
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Primes¶
- Horizon Scanning
- T3: Independence of scanning function vs integration with decision-makers.
This sourceSynthesizes how organizations institutionalize environmental-information work; documents detective-archetype source-cultivation as the signature labor of foresight functions.
- T3: Independence of scanning function vs integration with decision-makers.
- Weak Signals & Emerging Issues
- The detective archetype recurs across mature corporate foresight functions, where peripheral-source cultivation is treated as the signature labor of the practice rather than as ancillary research, an instantiation pattern Choo (1999) documents in his synthesis of how organizations institutionalize environmental-information work.
This sourceSynthesizes how organizations institutionalize environmental-information work; documents detective-archetype source-cultivation as the signature labor of foresight functions.
- The detective archetype recurs across mature corporate foresight functions, where peripheral-source cultivation is treated as the signature labor of the practice rather than as ancillary research, an instantiation pattern Choo (1999) documents in his synthesis of how organizations institutionalize environmental-information work.
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