Judgemental inputs to the forecasting process: research and practice

Article Abstract:

Participants of the 'Judgemental Inputs to the Forecasting Process' symposium highlighted the significance of judgement processes in technological forecasting. The highly-successful event, held in the University College London on Nov 13, 1998, featured researches conducted by some of the world's renowned academicians and practitioners. One of the most interesting studies presented in the symposium was that of Mary Wilkie-Thomson, who discussed the differing effects generated by time series on judgemental forecasts.

Forecasting, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Technological forecasting, Technological innovations, Technology assessment, Business forecasting, University of London. University College

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Correspondence to what? Coherence to what? What is good scenario-based decision making?

Article Abstract:

The author looks at scenario planning as used in decision making and notes issues that have not been addressed.

United Kingdom

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RT Delphi: an efficient, 'round-less' almost real time Delphi method

Article Abstract:

Features of a real time Delphi method that can be used for decision making are presented.

United States, Science & research, Delphi technique

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