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Guiding Themes
Strategic intelligence: A fundamental change in what intelligence is and how it is accomplished; a shift of perspective from sensors to discipline accompanied with new applications in business and politics.
Multi-ontology sense-making: Distinguishment of different types of systems and application of appropriate tools and methods accordingly.
Foresight: Ability to respond and influence future as it is emerging.
Complexity: Understanding, and benefiting from that understanding, where and how the knots of futures are tied and untied in the course of organisational development.
Exploration/Exploitation: Guided exploration tours into specific futures, and into the exploration and exploitation ratio in organizations´ R&D portfolios.
Way of Working
Methodology: A thorough understanding of business, complexity and foresight methodologies, and an ongoing development of new ones.
Technology: Design and production of more understandable, efficient and enjoyable mobile, embedded and Internet user interfaces.
Distributed R&D: Use of open source and distributed resources on each R&D topic in question.
Board
- Mika Aaltonen, Head & Chairman of the Board, StraX
- Matti Alahuhta, CEO the Kone Corporation, Board Member BT
- Stefan Bergheim, Director German Center for Societal Progress
- John L. Casti, Professor IIASA
- Uffe Elbæk, Founder and former principal of The KaosPilots
- Josephine Green, Director Trends & Strategy, Philips
- Rolf Jensen, Chief Imagination Officer, Dream Company
- Paul Lillrank, Professor, Helsinki University of Technology
- Michael S. Loescher, CEO Copernicus Institute
- Riel Miller, Principal xperiodix
- Dave Snowden, Chief Scientist Officer, Cognitive Edge
Network
- American Council for United Nation University Millennium Project, Washington
- Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd, London
- Copernicus Institute, Arlington
- Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt
- Dream Company, Copenhagen
- European Regional Foresight College, Paris
- The Kenos Circle, Vienna
- London School of Economics
- Philips, Eindhoven
- Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
- Royal Society of Arts, London
- Washington Centre for Complexity and Public Policy

