Foresight

Examples of Foresight in the following topics:

• Servant Leadership

  • Foresight: A servant leader understands intellectually as well as through intuition how the past, present, and future are connected and uses that knowledge to identify likely outcomes.

• Speed of Innovation

  • Speedy innovation and moving first requires great foresight, planning, and managerial skill to execute effectively to minimize risks.

• Strategic, Tactical, and Operational Control

  • These strategies and tactics are developed with the foresight of specific operational objectives, such as market share, return on investments, earnings, and cash flow.

• Setting the Right Goals

  • Setting goals requires both the foresight to perceive future obstacles and a scale in which to measure and benchmark progress.

• The budget constraint: balancing income, consumption, and saving across time

  • Foresight, self-control, habit, expectation of life, and or concern for the lives of others are the five personal factors that determine a person's impatience which in turn determines his time preference.

• The Technology Life Cycle

  • By leveraging these models, businesses and institutions can exercise some foresight in ascertaining the returns on investment as their technologies mature.

• Entrepreneur assessment survey

  • Visionary - Possessing the ability to potentially define the future by making bold unsubstantiated predictions for new enterprises while utilizing a great deal of imagination and foresight in the process.

• Bibliography

  • After more than a half a century in science I am unable to name another person who even approaches his incredible analytic ability and foresight.