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Why corporate foresight matters according to research

Corporate foresight is a set of methods that help organizations improve decision-making in uncertain and complex environments.

Corporate foresight is a set of methods that help organizations improve decision-making in uncertain and complex environments. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Alex Fergnani
Associate Professor of Strategy, Rabat Business School
Olivier Woeffray
Practice Lead, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum
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