How things used to be
The increasing complexity and speed of our time forces us to look at connections in a new way more and more frequently, and it constantly confronts us with new challenges. We often lack the orientation, overview and decision-making framework with regard to which trends, technologies and new ideas are important for our business and what can be connected.
Finding orientation in the future means looking for the right questions about the future. Only these enable us to think beyond our entrenched views – but we often lack the time to do this. Last but not least, accepted procedures for developing a stable, plannable strategy often remain ineffective in an environment where the next step is hazy, and no one knows yet whether a solution approach will work or not.