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Change: common-sense andcommon rulesense ofand thumb?rule-of-thumb?Managing complexity: Has the brief over-simplified or made the story too complex? Does the brief show the inter-connectedness of issues and
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Change: Use historic perspectives to touch on key event and causes that got the issue to where it is today but don't assume that history will repeat itself.An excellent brief also quickly informs the reader of its purpose and
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Change: to use similar checklists to give their feedback.Further reference: Future Savvy, Adam GordonNext: FuturesEditorial Networkingreview Back: StrategicAction ThinkingPlanning To: Shaping TomorrowCopyright: Some rights reserved. This work is licenced under a Creative Commons Licence.
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Change: your reviewers to use similar checklists to give their feedback.Further reference: Future Savvy, Adam GordonNext: Futures Networking Back: Strategic Thinking To: Shaping Tomorrow Copyright: Some rights reserved. This work is licenced under a Creative Commons Licence.
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Change: transformatory change?Use this page as a checklist to check the quality of your work before copy-editing and peer review and expect your reviewers to use similar checklists to give their feedback.Further reference: Future Savvy, Adam Gordon Next: Futures Networking Back: Strategic Thinking To: Shaping Tomorrow
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Change: Futurefuture Briefingsbriefings can be presented as pithy, reduced one pagers or be presented as full-blown major research reports covering all the topics in the list above.Style Excellent briefs: convey authority, originality and energyinspire, engage, enable and challenge thinkingprovide knowledge rather than information or dataoffer
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Change: : Are the key driving and restraining forces defined? Is friction between these built-in? Are trends purely projected? Does the brief adequately state how usable
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Change: Although Sources appears as the last topic in the list above this does not reflect its importance in providing an audit trail and link to
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Change: pointchallenge readers assumptions about the futurespeak actively rather than passively in lively but not flowery languagejargon-free and acronym friendlydescriptive and analytical For inspiration on how others write short briefs visit here Copyright: Some rights reserved. This work is licenced under a Creative Commons Licence.
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Change: Their purpose is to describe the future of a wide range of trends, uncertainties, wildcards and drivers of change. Best practice, full Future Briefings usually include commentary and analysis as follows:Abstract | Table of Contents | What is changing? |
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Change: thoughtthought|To be successful your work needs to be:relevant, topical, robust, meaningful, impactfulwritten in a sharp, punchy style to attract potential readerson message and not stray off the pointchallenge readers assumptions about the futurespeak actively rather than passively in lively but not flowery language
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Change: commentatycommentary and analysis visit here. Depending on desired outcomes Future Briefings can be presented as pithy, reduced one pagers or be presented as full-blown major research reports covering all the topics in the list above.ReferencingAlthough Sources appears as the last
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Change: For full descriptions of the above commentaty and analysis visit here. Depending on desired outcomes Future Briefings can be presented as pithy, reduced one pagers or be presented as full-blown major research reports covering all the topics in the list above.ReferencingAlthough Sources appears as
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Change: papers is divided down into a number of different sections. The following provides an outline of thefuturespeak purposeactively ofrather thethan sectionspassively in somelively detail, alongbut withnot someflowery stylisticlanguagejargon- hintsfree and tips to ensure that
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Change: Here are some key issue to bear in mind when writing or refreshingHints aand brief.tips Stick to the issue. Be brief without loss of stimulus and evidence Challenge thinking about what might be rather than what is Use short sentences Use
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