Developing strategies
The scenario method: What if...? What would be the consequences?
Practical sheet REF: FIC1841 V1
Developing strategies
The scenario method: What if...? What would be the consequences?

Authors : Pierre MONGIN, Laurent DELHALLE

Publication date: October 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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2. Developing strategies

Contingency plans are drawn up in response to the various scenarios, focusing on possible negative developments.

Flexibility and adaptability are necessary for resilience. They reflect our ability to make necessary adjustments or changes, in our behaviors or ways of thinking, when new circumstances or unexpected situations arise. Adaptability enables us to maintain a positive frame of mind even when everything around us is falling apart. Resilience enables us to keep getting back up until we get what we want.

2.1 Application to an industrial production line: identifying key factors and uncertainties

For an industrial production line, the key factors include :

  • technology, thanks to technological...

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