Seeing in multiple horizons¶
Curry, A., & Hodgson, A. (2008). Seeing in multiple horizons: connecting futures to strategy. Journal of Futures Studies, 13(1), 1-20.
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- Foresight
- Each method targets a slot; foresight is the umbrella that names the slots, an alignment between method and slot articulated by Curry and Hodgson (2008) and Voros (2003).
This sourceDevelops the Three Horizons method holding the dominant present, the contested transition, and an aspirational future in simultaneous view, with H3 envisioning informing H2 investment. SUPPORTS the method-to-slot alignment claim (160).
- Each method targets a slot; foresight is the umbrella that names the slots, an alignment between method and slot articulated by Curry and Hodgson (2008) and Voros (2003).
- Three Horizons Analysis
- H3 architecture is the aspirational question: what architecture do we need if our fundamental assumptions about scale, distribution, real-time requirements, intelligence embedding, or user interaction change — the explicitly visionary horizon Curry and Hodgson (2008) characterize as "seeing in multiple horizons," requiring practitioners to hold the dominant present, the contested transition, and an aspirational future system in simultaneous view?
This sourceDevelops the methodological discipline of holding the dominant present, the contested transition, and an aspirational future system in simultaneous view, with explicit attention to how H3 envisioning informs H2 investment selection.
- H3 architecture is the aspirational question: what architecture do we need if our fundamental assumptions about scale, distribution, real-time requirements, intelligence embedding, or user interaction change — the explicitly visionary horizon Curry and Hodgson (2008) characterize as "seeing in multiple horizons," requiring practitioners to hold the dominant present, the contested transition, and an aspirational future system in simultaneous view?
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